IRENE NUNEZ, LCSW (SHE, HER)

Hi! I believe we all have unique stories and healing paths. I would be honored to be invited to provide you with a welcoming place to tell your story and to be a part of your healing journey. I have so much admiration and gratitude for you and your willingness to begin your healing. 

My focus is to help women who are cycle breakers to begin their healing journey, energize, reprocess traumatic events, break patterns of intergenerational trauma, connect with their inner child/inner ancestor and become aware of their inner warrior strengths. These populations include and are not limited to: tweens, adolescents, young professionals, mother's and other therapists.

One of my unique specialties is working with mommas in various stages of motherhood: infertility, perinatal, pregnancy, postpartum and beyond. I have years of experience working with BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ parents in the perinatal period.  My focus is to help the mommas I work with identify how past childhood or early adulthood trauma wounds are resurfacing during all stages of motherhood. I help moms learn how to reparent themselves as they are navigating parenthood by empowering them to recognize they are the cycle breakers in their families and for future generations to come. 

I integrate the use of EMDR, Brainspotting, attachment trauma work, parts work, somatic experiencing, music, dance and inner child healing.

• Trauma/ Post Traumatic Stress  PTSD

• Pregnancy and Birth Trauma

• Infertility

• Cycle Breakers in the BIPOC & LGBTQIA communities.

• Tween and Adolescent Struggles: school, parenting, communication, anxiety, and trauma.

• Attachment Issues

• Perinatal, Pregnancy, Postpartum, and Beyond

• Postpartum Depression , Anxiety,  OCD

• Generational, Cultural, Racial, Gender and Systemic Trauma

• Day to Day Parenting 

• Difficult Transitional Periods

• Self Esteem

• Connecting with Your Inner Child

• Finding Balance with Your Partner, Being a Parent, and Work.

• Reconnecting with the Person You were Prior to Having Children.

• Parent Wounds.