Wed, Apr 08
|Virtual Event Via Zoom
Embodiment and Adolescence: Building Regulation, Resilience, and Self-Trust, with Grace Lakovich #AMFT157836
Explore how embodiment helps teens regulate emotions, build resilience, and reconnect with their innate wisdom. This experiential session offers somatic and relational tools for therapists supporting adolescents in finding safety, authenticity, and self-trust.
Time & Location
Apr 08, 2026, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM PDT
Virtual Event Via Zoom
About the Event
Embodiment and Adolescence: Building Regulation, Resilience, and Self-Trust
Join Grace Lakovich, AMFT#157886, Supervised by Dr. Rachel Horodezky, PsyD25159 for a one-hour experiential talk exploring how embodiment supports teens in navigating the challenges of adolescence. Through guided practices and discussion, Grace will share how body-based awareness can foster emotional regulation, resilience, and deeper self-trust during this formative stage of life.
This free online event is open to all and includes space for reflection and Q&A.
CEUs are available for master’s-level therapists (LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs, and LEPs) through the California Board of Behavioral Sciences.
Hosted live on Zoom by the Center for Embodiment Medicine.
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Grace Lakovich, AMFT #157836, is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist supervised by Dr. Rachel Horodezky, PsyD #25159. Guided by a deep commitment to multiculturalism and diversity, Grace brings compassion, curiosity, and authenticity to her work with teens, adults, and families. Her approach is person-centered and humanistic, informed by psychodynamic understanding and enriched with practical tools from solution-focused and cognitive-behavioral therapies.
Grace creates a safe, collaborative space for clients to explore identity, relationships, and self-trust—especially during times of transition. She is passionate about supporting adolescents in reconnecting with their innate resilience and witnessing, as she describes, “the moment a light turns on within.”