With over two decades of experience in the healing arts, Nicholas specializes in the intersection of myofascial architecture and nervous system regulation. His clinical work is defined by a unique integration of Structural Integration, trained by Dr. Ed Maupin, and Somatic Experiencing®. He is currently evolving his practice into a research-informed model in preparation for graduate work in Somatic Psychology.
Nicholas holds a degree in Psychosocial Somatics from UC Santa Cruz. His approach is deeply informed by a diverse palette of movement disciplines, including biomechanics, Bartenieff Fundamentals, psychocalisthenics and the precision of Iyengar Yoga and Tai Chi. By blending the fluidity and felt sense with structural rigor and specificity, he helps clients navigate the dialogue between physical alignment and autonomic resilience.
As part of my commitment to evolving the field of Somatic Psychology, this work utilizes clinical metrics to track the measurable intersection of structural change and autonomic regulation.
