Savanna Scott

Savanna is licensed as a Licensed Associate Counselor (A1911171) and Licensed Associate Marriage & Family Therapist (F1911019) in the state of Arkansas. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of Central Arkansas and a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from John Brown University.

Savanna's specialty is trauma resolution and she is extensively trained in modalities to facilitate healing. She has completed 24 hours of trauma-informed therapeutic yoga training, 50 hours of training in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), 18 hours of training in Pre/Perinatal Trauma with Raja Selvam of Integral Somatic Psychology, has completed her Intermediate Year in the three-year Somatic Experiencing (SE) Training program (144+ hours completed) through the Somatic Experiencing Trauma Institute, and is training in Transforming the Experienced-Based Brain with Steve Terrell of Austin Attachment. As a somatic psychotherapist, she weaves her knowledge of polyvagal theory, neurobiology, and the physiology of trauma into all that she does.

Savanna's ever-growing understanding of how to speak to both the body and the mind helps her understand how to better facilitate a sense of deep and lasting healing for clients. This deep healing helps make space for you and others around you to live more freely, more joyfully, and more authentically.She also enjoys helping her clients find freedom from a variety of the symptoms that negatively impact their well-being, including anxiety, depression, grief, relational disturbances, family disturbances, and marital disturbances. Regardless of whether it seems "(insert whatever word here)" enough, if it's enough to cause you discomfort, then it's worth addressing to help you find freedom from it.
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