the rhythmós collective.
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the rhythmós collective. *
who are these people?
These are the ones reimagining the healing room. The therapists who don't just talk the talk—they walk it, dance it, breathe it, embody it. These are artists of the nervous system, translators of the body’s wisdom, forward-thinkers holding space where the clinical meets the mystical, and the human is never forgotten.
Among them, you'll find members of rhythmós collective, a crew rooted in rhythm, relationship, and radical care. They believe healing isn’t one-size-fits-all. It’s dynamic. It moves. It listens. These practitioners aren't interested in fixing you—they’re here to walk with you, to honor your wholeness, to co-create something real.
Curious about how therapy can look, sound, and feel different? Take a peek. Click around. You might just find the person your nervous system has been waiting for.
Rythmós Collective
Founding Members
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Alison Scarlato (she/her), LICSW
Everyone is capable of healing, and in therapy we collaborate to create the right conditions for this natural process to occur. My aim is to support you and your system toward realizing the “moving on”, expansion, and positive change that you crave.
Learn more here or reach out via alison@conscientiacounseling.com
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Alyssa Everitt (she/her), LSWAIC, RD
My approach to therapy is integrative and intuitive. I’m not tied to any one modality—instead, I draw from a wide range of techniques to support each client in deepening their connection to mind, body, and spirit. I believe in using tools that truly resonate with the individual, honoring their unique path toward healing and growth.
Learn more here, or reach out via hello@alyssaeverittcounseling.com
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Audria Jaggers, (she/her) MA, MS, LMHCA, Psychotherapist
Together we will explore traditional and non-traditional modalities including talk therapy, psychedelic assisted psychotherapy, holistic healing with plant medicines, and soulful practices like dreamwork, somatic exploration, music, art, and play to spark deep transformation. Always evolving, I love learning alongside my clients as we grow, heal, and get curious!
Learn more here, or reach out via audriaj@riversidetherapycenter.com
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Emily Sweeney (she/her), LMHCA / ATR-P
The way I practice as a counselor and art therapist honors the whole person—body, mind, and spirit. My approach is multimodal: creatively engaged, trauma-informed, strength-based, and culturally aware. I work closely with individuals and families, tailoring each session to meet their unique needs with care and intention.
Learn more here, or reach out via emily@creativeexpressionstherapy.com
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Coburn K. Childs (he/him), LMHCA
When we create, we heal. When we heal, we create. In therapy, the goal of our relationship is not merely to tell a good story, but a true story: to collaborate, to help you discover more of your fullest and most authentic self, and to start living it out.
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Jasmine McCarthy (she, her, hers), MA, LMHC, NCC, RTT, Reiki I+II
I see the body as a vessel of attunement and stability, the mind as a vessel for directing energy through selective programming, and the collective as a mirror of both our internalized shadows and primordial light.
Learn more here, or reach out via shaktimaitri@outlook.com.
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Kelsey Tushar (she/her), LMHCA, CTP
I bring a unique willingness to work with Dissociative Identity Disorder in private practice. My approach incorporates non-traditional practices like play therapy for child parts, art therapy for adult parts, family therapy approaches for system collaboration, as well as dream analysis, grounding, and relaxation techniques.
Learn more here, or reach out via kelsey@traumarecoverypsychotherapy.com
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Olivia Lehman (she/her), LMHCA
Healing happens when we come home to ourselves. In our work together, we’ll explore the stories your body holds, the patterns that protect you, and the truths longing to be felt. With tenderness and curiosity, I integrate talk therapy with somatic and energetic practices to support your return to wholeness.
Learn more here, or reach out via hello@therhythmos.com
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Sabrina Joy (she/her), C-IAYT, RYT-500, INHC
Sessions with me are individualized and responsive—shaped by your unique needs with the intention to find rest and somatic balance. Body-based therapy might include practices like yoga, Qigong, gentle seated movement, breathwork, mindfulness-based stress reduction, interoceptive awareness, or guided meditation.
Learn more here, or reach out via sabrina.ahimsachoice@gmail.com
Upcoming Events
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Skill-building Group -- Untangled: Understanding emotional immaturity, and narcissistic and borderline traits in your parent
Begins September 17th (weekly): This group is designed for adult children of challenging parents. After this group, you will have a solid understanding of, and be able to differentiate between, emotional immaturity, and narcissistic and borderline traits. We will explore the origins of your parent’s behavior, offer suggestions for how you can navigate exasperating interactions, heal from harmful patterns of the past, and move forward in confidence. Email Kelsey for more information or to sign up: kelsey@traumarecoverypsychotherapy.com
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A Break Up Process Group
What: A breakup process group - a space to grieve, share in community, receive real-time reflection and support, witness others and be witnessed in your breakup process with others going through the same thing.
When: 10/29 - 12/17 on Wednesdays from 6 - 8 pm.
Where: Fremont Space Building
Sign up by contacting Brittany at brittany@brittanyatertherapy.com
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Embodied Feminine Retreat
October 17th - 19th: A sacred pause for women-identifying and nonbinary souls drawn to come home to their bodies, stories, and ancestral wisdom. Nestled in the embrace of Leavenworth, this retreat unfolds through movement, group reflection, and solo rest. Find out more information and sign up here: https://www.rhythmoscollective.com/retreat
Or contact Olivia for more information: hello@therhythmos.com