Naomi Aris Horii, RCC

Therapy can open doors to empowered choice-making, softening, learning, and becoming un-stuck. In the therapy session, Naomi is a patient, present ally and collaborator to a person’s journey. Therapy is hard, and takes a lot of energy, work, and bravery. She honours what it takes for folks to engage in the work of therapy and is sensitive to what can show up in the process.

Informed by an Indigenous worldview of connection as medicine, Naomi incorporates ecological attachment models, the wisdom of the body, mindfulness, and intersectional feminism. She works alongside the challenges of grief, loss, relational/family struggles, and trauma; supporting individuals towards processing anger, rage, trust, life transitions, and integrating the many resources intimacy, love, rest, pleasure, joy, community-care and self-care can give.

If not outside walking, Naomi loves to cook without recipes and make something delicious out of nothing. She enjoys family time, playing music in a noise band, and having impromptu dance parties with her spirited kiddo.