A practice built at the intersection of addiction and the body
Radiant Flows was not adapted from a general wellness model. It was designed from the ground up for people in recovery — including those navigating court referrals, reentry, and relapse.
Familiar with the systems. Trained in the body.
Our counselor came to this work through direct contact with addiction recovery systems — not around them. That familiarity shapes every session: what shame feels like in the room, what relapse actually costs, what the body holds after years of substance use.
Somatic yoga training was added not as a complement but as a clinical necessity — because talk therapy alone cannot reach what the nervous system has encoded. Both tools are primary here.
Trauma-informed yoga is not a supplement. It is half the treatment.
Evidence-based counseling addresses the cognitive patterns that sustain addiction. Somatic practice addresses the nervous-system dysregulation that makes those patterns so hard to shift. Neither works as well without the other — so we treat them as co-equal.
Grounded in training, not trend
Addiction Counseling
Trauma-Informed Yoga
Reentry & Court Referral
Licensed training in evidence-based addiction counseling — motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, and cognitive-behavioral approaches specific to substance use.
Certified in trauma-informed yoga therapy — somatic regulation, breath-based nervous-system reset, and grounded movement for people in early and sustained recovery.
Specialized experience working with individuals transitioning from incarceration and those referred through the court system — familiar with the documentation, the stigma, and the pace.