Therapeutic Care
“the discoveries of science, the teachings of the heart, and the revelations of the soul all assure us that no human being is ever beyond redemption. The possibility of renewal exists so long as life exists. How to support that possibility in others and in ourselves is the ultimate question.”
Gabor Mate
Healing is personal and non-linear.
While the process can’t always be measured, it can be supported—by anchoring in the body, regulating the breath, and integrating lived experience.
Through Presence, clients build sustainable patterns that support regulation, resilience, and a return to wholeness.
Alysa Osvog provides trauma-informed somatic and creative facilitation to support clients within therapeutic and recovery-oriented settings. Her work is designed to complement clinical treatment, enhance nervous system regulation, and support integration.
Rooted in her own long-term recovery (continuous sobriety since 2012) and over a decade of professional experience, Alysa works through an integrative framework of Body, Breath, and Story—helping clients restore a felt sense of safety, steadiness, and self-connection.
Therapeutic groups and private patient referrals
Alysa works collaboratively with treatment teams and clinicians, offering adjunct practices that support:
nervous system regulation and stabilization
embodied safety and self-awareness
recovery integration and resilience
creative expression as a regulated resource
All services are delivered with clear boundaries, trauma-informed care, and respect for program protocols.
Clients in addiction recovery
Co-dependency and relational pattern support
Trauma resolution and integration
Modalities Offered in Santa Barbara, Alysa’s downtown office, agreed location or Online
Trauma-Informed Yoga Therapy
Somatic Integration & CNS Regulation
Breathwork (non-inductive, regulation-focused)
Embodied & Reflective Writing
Meditation and Sensory based grounding
Professional Background
Certified Yoga Therapist, Facilitator in Breathwork and Embodied Writing
Extensive experience in adult and adolescent treatment programs
Longstanding engagement in recovery-based frameworks
