Jenna Warren
CBP
ClinicPlease Contact
West Hants, NS
Canada
Phone: 902-499-0419
J.warrenmayer@gmail.com
www.intuitivehealingandwellness.wordpress.com
Biography
What is Jenna passionate about?
Jenna Warren-Mayer believes in a holistic approach to health and life
balance, not only through BodyTalk appointments, but also by supporting the
big-picture, sharing information on valuable local resources, referrals to
other practitioners, and self-help opportunities to ensure each person’s needs
are acknowledged and attended to – it takes a village, not only to raise a
child, but to support our continual growth, health, and sustainability.
What types of concerns does Jenna work with?
Jenna’s focus is on health, the quality of life of clients, and their
ability to enjoy their families, relationships, careers, and downtime. BodyTalk
is beneficial for stress, anxiety, immune support to fight off illness and
infection, allergies, chronic pain, digestive issues, hormone struggles,
learning difficulties, phobias, emotional issues, and more.
Jenna specializes in supporting people struggling with mental health
issues that may present as stress, anxiety, depression, burnout, vicarious
trauma, compassion fatigue, PTSD, trauma, etc. BodyTalk is a great approach to
mental health issues for individuals open to the concept that symptoms
experienced are not the root cause, but the result of the body and mind’s
overwhelm of experiences and dis-ease.
Jenna does not diagnose, nor “treat” the above diagnosis, but supports
the individual’s body/mind in balancing and healing. In addition, Jenna is
supportive of her clients accessing any and all additional health care they
feel is needed, including doctor-prescribed medication and mental health
supports.
What led Jenna to pursue these therapies?
Jenna spent 20 years, as a Career Counsellor, helping people enter and
return to the work world after experiencing significant health issues or
disabilities. Although her work was focused on the process of coaching
people, helping them find and maintain employment, she noticed the majority of
her time was spent supporting her clients in making life changes, finding and
accessing services, health care, ways to accommodate people’s limitations on
the job and building confidence to carry on when life was a struggle. One thing
was always missing, the ability for clients to be self-sustaining in their
wellness and balance once services ended.
When Jenna found herself in a similar position as her clients,
struggling with burnout and multiple health issues, she found BodyTalk, and
things began to improve. They improved so much that she changed her career and
life path and became a BodyTalk practitioner. Now Jenna is helping others
change their lives in ways they didn’t know were possible!
What training does Jenna have?
Jenna Warren-Mayer is a certified BodyTalk Practitioner, having completed the following courses:
- BodyTalk ACCESS
- Fundamentals 1&2
- Module 3 - Principles of Consciousness
- Module 4/7 - Bio-dynamics
- Module 5 - Lymphatic Drainage, Applied Anatomy & Physiology
- Module 6 - Macrocosmic BodyMind
- Module 8a - BodyTalk for Animals
Jenna also has a degree in Adult Education, a Career Development
Professional graduate certificate, certificates in American Sign Language,
extensive experience as an Education, Employment, and Career Counsellor, and
has completed related professional development courses, which include:
- Supporting Neurodiversity through Adaptive Programming
- Equity, Intersectionality, & Trauma
- International Perspectives (in learning)
- Adult Learning Disabilities
- Intercultural Communication in Adult Education
- BIPOC Perspectives
- Equity & Inclusion in Academia – Inclusivity in the Classroom,
- Equity & Inclusion in Academia – Anti Racism
- Anti-Ableism Perspectives
- CPI Non-Violent Crisis Intervention
- safeTALK – Suicide Alertness
- Suicide Awareness & Intervention
- Abuse Protocol Training
Education, Employment & Career Counselling
For almost 20 years, Jenna Warren-Mayer has been supporting individuals
who experience barriers in our communities daily, including individuals with
low income, low literacy skills, cultural or identity differences, domestic
violence, addictions, mental health, social and emotional issues, intellectual
disabilities and physical illnesses and/or disabilities. Services include
career and education exploration, goal setting, preparing for employment,
obtaining and maintaining employment, skills development, navigating through
and accessing health care, housing and food security and other resources.