Madhur-Nain Webster is a licensed marriage and family therapist who prides herself in adapting different modalities of healing to her clients’ needs.
A major component of her therapeutic process involves the integration of eastern and western perspectives by incorporating mindfulness-based stress reduction techniques, such as meditation, with psychotherapy interventions, such as Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR), Internal Family System (IFS), and Relational Life Therapy (RLT). A certified amino acid therapist, she also supports the use of natural methods for mental health.
Due to a lifelong experience with, and knowledge of, yogic technology, Madhur-Nain’s therapeutic approach includes empowering clients with the ability of introspection so they can better connect with themselves and others. By developing the skill of self-observation, she believes an individual can understand and accept polarizing thoughts no matter their source. “It is not what happens to you,” she asserts; “it is how you make sense of it.” For over 20 years, she has helped people discover and build their self-trust with excellent results.
Aspiring to reach an international audience, Madhur-Nain has continuously held yoga and meditation workshops worldwide (virtually and in-person), appeared as a guest speaker on numerous podcasts, and released over 60 meditation singles. Her chants include a variety of religious prayers and psychological affirmations, making them an inclusive form of mental health healing. Her first book, The Stressless Brain (2018), is an accessible scientific argument for the positive influence meditation has on the psyche. She is working on her second book with an intended release in 2023.
Madhur-Nain currently runs a successful private practice in Napa, California, where she lives with her husband. In addition to her marriage of 27 years, her greatest accomplishment is being a mother to her two amazing adult sons. Her hobbies include traveling and expressing her creativity through clothing and jewelry design.
Quarterly life evaluation and goal planning with your employees
Think big. Think anything. Think creative.
Couples therapy and coaching (many of us didn’t have role models on what a healthy - relational relationship looks like so we need to learn)
Learn how our energy physically, mentally, intellectually and spiritually gets stuck. Learn how to change it, shift it and create more vitality.
Working with parents and adult children to heal past trauma and drama
Learn to be more aware and connect to the self.
How we talk to ourselves, how we make things mean things (our inner lenses) and how we communicate with others
Using traditional therapy, Yogic technology such as meditation and mindfulness thinking.
Learn parenting tools and skills for being a parent and ways this can help our past.
Work with the issues that keep disrupting your life. Working on patterns of thinking and behaving.
Using traditional therapy, Yogic technology such as meditation and mindfulness thinking.
Learn what being spiritual means, where is comes from and habits to live by. There is no one path to awareness and inner faith.
Learn how meditation (breath and chanting) can support healing and transforming our mental health issues and behaviors.
Active or passive.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Internal Family Systems Therapy (IFS) and Relational Life Therapy (RLT)
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