Expressive Trauma Integration - Dr. Odelya Gertel Kraybill

Expressive Trauma Integration™ (ETI) is an integrative therapeutic approach that utilizes cutting edge research on Biohacking Dysregulation in PTSD and neuroimmune conditions while addressing all domains of health. ETI integrates recent findings and practices from neuroscience, attachment and developmental psychology, expressive and body oriented therapies, cognitive reframing, behavioral modification, mindfulness, nutritional psychology, and psychoneuroimmunology.​




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Dr. Odelya Gertel Kraybill PhD, LCPC, is a trauma researcher, psychotherapist, neurodivergent parenting consultant, and PANDAS mom. She has studied trauma and nutritional psychology for over two decades. One of her research interests in the last decade has been wellness and integrative health, especially nutritional psychology in the context of chronic stress and trauma. She advocates for mental health interventions that target root causes (chronic stress, neuroinflammation, neuroimmunity, autoimmunity, brain-gut-axis) and addresses all domains of health (emotional, cognitive, physical, spiritual, and social). She consults individuals and families with the most complex mental health conditions. She helps her clients investigate root causes and tailor short-term and long-term intervention plans. She collaborates with neurologists, psychiatrists, infection disease specialists, paramedical specialists (occupational therapists, physical therapists, nutritionists), neuropsychologists, teachers, and parental advocates to help her clients target all aspects of life toward maximum wellness. She provides one-time, short-term, and long-term consultations, trains clinicians, and runs webinars and support groups for neuroimmune parents nationwide.