‑ Affiliates ‑
These IPNB Psychotherapy of Austin Affiliates have trained with Juliane Taylor Shore, and are working in similar ways to all of our IPNB Therapists in their practices.
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Please contact them directly if you would like to learn more about their work.​
Jennifer provides individual and couples counseling for adults. She believes that therapy can be a powerful place of healing where you as the client gain greater clarity and insight into your own internal world and behavior. Using experiential therapies, Jennifer teaches you to tap into your own wisdom with compassion to unlock old ways of knowing and being and step into new ways of relating and living. Jennifer loves helping clients learn to trust themselves while developing greater love and compassion for themselves. Jennifer treats a variety of presenting issues including trauma, shame, grief and loss, relational struggles, and attachment wounds.
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Interpersonal Neurobiology, Accelerated Resolution Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, Coherence Therapy, Emotional Transformation Therapy, Sand Tray, Gottman Level I, Relational Life Therapy Level I, certified Daring Way™ and Rising Strong™ facilitator based on Brené Brown’s work
Mark is a deeply compassionate therapist and has a style that allows the client to lead while taking advantage of his life experience and expertise. He sees human growth and development as predicated on the interweaved nature of our body and brain, our mind, and our relationships with others. The focus of his therapeutic approach is to provide a safe and supportive space to invite personal awareness, growth, and healing. He has experience with working with those who have suffered from severe trauma, including those who have been diagnosed with dissociation.
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Mindfulness focused Interpersonal Neurobiology, Coherence Therapy, Trauma Work, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, Parts Work, Sand Tray, Relational Life Therapy
Janai is a seasoned counselor and Personal Development Coach. She has worked with schools, treatment centers, churches, and in her own practice for a total of 30 years. Janai has a heart to equip and empower people to walk in wholeness through the integration of one's mind, body, soul and spirit by beautifully weaving the knowledge of inner healing tools with the understanding on interpersonal neurobiology and somatic practices.​
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Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy, Coherence Therapy, Somatic, SOZO, Immanuel and Foundations of Freedom by Think Differently, Attachment Oriented Therapy, Mindfulness Therapy, Trauma Informed Therapy
Jami Lynn can weave together deep work and goal focused work seamlessly. Her heart is fully with her people, even while her mind puts together the puzzle that will help them unlock the way forward. If you are looking for both depth and efficiency Jami Lynn is a great choice. Her skill set is vast: she is trained in IFS, ETT, EMDR and sand tray. When it comes to both depth work and trauma healing, she has the tools to help. She loves talking about intimacy and finding your way to more pleasure and wholeness together.
Elizabeth is a Licensed Professional Counselor and trained in Internal Family Systems therapy. She receives ongoing training rooted in Interpersonal Neurobiology, a theory that emphasizes our development as humans is a product of the relationship between brain, body and interpersonal connection. As a practitioner, she utilizes a highly relational, holistic and integrative lens to help you achieve change that aligns with desired outcomes for your life. Elizabeth is neuroscience informed. ​
Attachment Oriented Psychotherapy, Internal Family Systems, Mindfulness
Morgan Lindsey is an Austin, Texas based Internal Family Systems psychotherapist, specializing in resilience building, self-compassion, and trauma recovery. Her work consists of individual therapy, group psychotherapy, corporate mindfulness, and training therapists up and coming in the field. Her work aims to weave modern neuroscience with ancient wisdom traditions in an effort to help people develop aspects of courage, clarity and confidence in support of love, connection, and well-being within themselves and in relationship with others.
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Internal Family Systems, Intimacy From The Inside Out, Interpersonal Neurobiological Approach to Healing
Sara specializes in resilience building and self-compassion for women navigating significant life transitions, including infertility, adjusting to motherhood and the mental load, postpartum depression and anxiety, decisions about having children, relationship stress, and establishing boundaries. While her practice primarily focuses on women, she is also committed to working with individuals of all gender identities, recognizing how systemic, institutional, and cultural norms can impact everyone. Sara’s approach emphasizes cultivating a deeper connection with yourself to create a more fulfilling and authentic life.
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Interpersonal Neurobiology and Attachment-Based Therapies, Self-Trust and Integrated Resilience (STAIR), Parts Work, and Dynamic Enriched Experiential Psychotherapy (DEEP).
Mary works with couples, individuals, and families. She brings her life experiences as a wife, mom, grandmother, caretaker, and engineer to her work. Mary is an integrative experiential counselor trained in multiple therapy models that combine ideas and techniques together for a collaborative approach that best suits a client’s unique needs. She uses therapy techniques that are grounded in the latest neuroscience research that are non-pathologizing and support brain science. Mary trusts the client’s inner wisdom and provides a space to help them find their authentic self. She is comfortable assisting people struggling with relational issues, trauma, substance abuse, grief and loss, life transitions, and caregiving duties. Mary does virtual therapy only.​
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Interpersonal Neurobiology, Coherence Therapy, Internal Family Systems, Relational Life Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, Emotional Transformation Therapy
Leah specializes in relational trauma-focused counseling, guiding individuals, couples, and groups on their healing journeys. She is dedicated to creating a safe, compassionate space where you can truly reconnect with your authentic self. In this nurturing environment, you’ll have the opportunity to release layers of toxic shame and break free from the autopilot behaviors, thoughts, and beliefs that no longer serve you. Through this transformative process, you can invite more peace, happiness, and love into your life.
Leah’s holistic approach weaves together science-based interventions, the art of emotional safety, and the magic of spirituality, all while honoring your body’s inherent wisdom to restore balance and well-being. She is particularly passionate about supporting you through the emotional distress of significant life transitions and identity shifts, whether you’re welcoming a new baby, navigating a major break-up, transitioning out of the military, making a career change, or dealing with an HSV diagnosis. With Leah, you’ll find a therapist who truly sees you, understands your struggles, and is committed to walking alongside you on your path to healing.
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NeuroAffective Relational Model, Interpersonal Neurobiology, Integrative Mental Health, Maternal Mental Health, Postpartum Nutrition, Prenatal Yoga, Emotional Transformation Therapy (ETT), Relational Life Therapy (RLT). Internal Family Systems Therapy (IFS)
Akilah Riley-Richardson is a Couples Therapist, Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, and published researcher. She has been in clinical practice for 16 years, and has experience working with individuals, couples and persons practicing consensual non monogamy. She has considerable experience working with sexual minorities and racial minorities. As a former performance poet, she sees therapy as both art and science. She believes that neuroscience and self-compassion can unlock so much in the therapeutic space.
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Compassion Focused Therapy, Relational Life Therapy, Internal Family Systems Therapy, Polyvagal Therapy, Neuro-psychodrama, and Journal Therapy
Brooke likes to work with people who want to know themselves deeply and have more satisfying relationships. She helps people learn to observe internal responses, put them into words, draw connections to early-life experiences, and explore what it’s like to engage in this process with her. Over the years, Brooke has seen this way of working help people move from feeling stuck in painful patterns toward lasting self-acceptance and meaningful connection with others. She received three years of education in applying interpersonal neurobiology to psychotherapy with Juliane Taylor Shore. Brooke engages in ongoing training and consultation in modern and relational psychoanalysis.
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Psychodynamic therapy, attachment-informed therapy, interpersonal neurobiology, parts work
Ran specializes in working with grief and trauma - the various ways that trauma, of many kinds, can touch our lives, in small and profound ways. She supports clients in processing the impacts of trauma, as well as the important and essential grief journey that accompanies trauma work. She gently guides clients to come into more clarity, compassion, and resilience, which go hand in hand in paving the way for deeper connection to their own mind, body, spirit and heart-wisdom. Ran feels immense gratitude in being able to sit with clients as they journey towards healing and acceptance, wisdom and new meaning.
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Somatic Experiencing, Parts Work, Inner Community Work, Interpersonal Neurobiology, Attachment Informed, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Relational Life Therapy (RLT), EMDR, Mindfulness-based