About Lisa

Lisa Kent’s path into healing work was shaped by a profound loss that destabilized her emotional and physical health. This loss unfolded within the context of a family system already marked by disfunction, further complicating the grieving process and deepening her understanding of how trauma, attachment, and loss intertwine.

During this time, Lisa developed symptoms consistent with an autoimmune condition, bringing the mind–body connection into sharp focus. As she sought relief, it became clear that emotional experiences such as chronic stress, unresolved grief, and long-standing trauma were inseparable from physical symptoms. As she pursued her passion to support others navigating emotional and relational distress, this realization shaped her commitment to integrative care and to understanding healing as a whole-system process rather than a symptom-focused one.

Lisa has pursued extensive training in evidence-based psychotherapeutic modalities after receiving her C-MSW from University of Michigan, alongside in-depth study of philosophical traditions that explore themes of meaning, integration, and inner balance.

Her work today is relational, trauma-informed, and grounded in the mind–body connection. Therapy is collaborative and paced, supporting both immediate stabilization and deeper, long-term change, with the aim of helping individuals feel more regulated, connected, and at ease in their lives.