Ruth Grambush

Healing happens when we listen to both mind and body. Many people come to therapy knowing something needs to change but feeling unsure how to get there. I work at a pace that supports safety, trust, and deeper integration, so healing does not feel forced, overwhelming, or disconnected from your lived experience

Slow down and create space for your system to process what it has been carrying. Using somatic, brain and body based work like Brainspotting, we focus on helping your nervous system release trauma, grief, and loss so you can experience more grounding, clarity, and ease in your life and relationships.

Present, compassionate, and deeply attuned. Many share that they feel seen as a whole person, not a problem to fix. I am especially comfortable supporting other therapists and helpers who are ready to tend to their own healing in a thoughtful and respectful space.

feel worn down by trauma, grief, or painful experiences that still live in the body. Many feel stuck in patterns they understand but cannot shift, or disconnected from themselves and others. I support people seeking deeper healing that feels steady, embodied, and respectful of their pace.

I am a somatic psychotherapist with advanced training in Brainspotting, a brain and body based approach that supports processing trauma beyond words alone. My practice is collaborative and trauma informed, centered on helping your nervous system find safety, clarity, and meaningful change over time.