Cherie Felzer, LMFT

Cherie Felzer invites people to return to themselves and to the deeper parts of their lives through a practice shaped by movement, somatic awareness, and years of personal inquiry. She has engaged in long-term work with conscious personal growth and has cultivated dance and movement meditation as a core spiritual practice, which informs how she understands emotion, sensation, and change. Early travels and study with a variety of teachers broadened her perspective, and she later pursued graduate training in somatic counseling psychology and completed licensure in Marriage and Family Therapy, earning the LMFT credential - Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist - which reflects her clinical training in relational and family systems.

Her clinical work has included somatic approaches with elders living with dementia, business and law students, women in recovery, war veterans, and youth participating in rites of passage, as well as nature-based work with children. Those experiences helped shape a practice focused on staying with stuckness and transition, using body-centered awareness to move through struggle and find renewed aliveness. She offers her own learning and challenges alongside professional training, meeting clients as a steady companion rather than an authority.

Cherie brings a calm, grounded presence and an orientation of reverence and joy for life. She encourages listening to the body, reconnecting with oneself and others, and drawing upon the natural world as a resource, guiding people toward greater freedom, purpose, and self-compassion. She frames therapy as a collaborative reading of the map a person already carries, helping clients move forward with integrity and authenticity.