History of what led me into my work Neuro- Path Integrative Therapy, "The Missing Link". While completing my Masters, a professor presented information about her PhD in Cherokee communities related to youth pregnancy. She also elaborated on an empowerment experiential program occurring in the communities. Passion drove me toward interest in the experiential empowerment program. A valued key for me was in participator dynamics to enhance ways of helping people. I challenged faculty to allow my internship out there since my bachelor's internship was already thorough per clinical in an office environment. They accepted this request. I met with those Cherokee leaders and convinced them of my humble intentions. It took two months to arrange. This fed my effort to connect with many families and start an experiential program, write stories on NativeAmerican artists, and engage some in political concerns. A valuable experiential learning process that also fed wonderful bond with those I met along the way. Next, I pursued EMDR trainings that I saw as another form of experiential engagement for helping in an office setting. I received EMDR11 certification which added a start in skills that fed me moving into other work. With years of fine tuning, my personal designed templates are set up to accommodate diverse situations with clients. I also started a PhD in 2003. Unfortunately, my mother became ill and as the only adult child close by, it was necessary to stop that process close to the middle. However, my emphasis on 35 page research papers was focused on more experiential, neuro scientific, and other studies in relation to Psychology. Despite inability to finish my PhD, continued improvement of approaches, as well as ongoing study of updated scientific research still occurs today.My therapy, Neuro-Path Integrative Therapy, is a cohesive emphasis on experiential work which appears as more comprehensive than talk therapy alone. Primary is approaches/techniques to instill emphasis toward the experience of change. Key is the priority that clients leave feeling better after each session no matter what. My previous background was also in sales, consulting, as well as writing and some marketing. Little did I know that those skills would contribute, as well, towards the direction of my fine tuned work today.Key to me is "Look beyond" and seek new opened door ideas that lead to improved abilities for self and for helping others. A passionate way to continue instilled movement within life. A win win!