Majia Lee

Majia Lee is  a  Somatic  Depth  Practitioner.  She  works with individuals, families, and organizations to support real change — the kind that can’t be forced.  Instead  it’s  emergent.

She’s spent fifteen years as a family therapist, child-centered play therapist, and PSIP facilitator and trainer, and decades before that as a strategic business analyst and change management consultant. She holds degrees in psychology and computer science, and a doctorate in Somatic Psychology.  Her research focused on the emergent potential within the interaction between people and the technologies they build and use.  It  also  examined  the persistent collapse of that innovative  potential in our modern times.

Her core belief: people don’t need to eliminate life’s hardest problems. They need the capacity to stay with them long enough for something new to break through. Under the right conditions, even the most repetitive, stuck patterns loosen their grip and become the material greater vitality, emergent  creativity, and connection are made from.

Whether she’s working with one person or an entire organization, her guiding question stays the same: What conditions allow life to circulate again — from the inside out?

Her training includes Somatic Experiencing, Depth and Archetypal Psychology, Play Therapy, Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB), Psychedelic Somatic Interactional Psychotherapy (PSIP), the Psychobiological Approach to Couple Therapy (PACT), attachment theory, and other body-oriented, relational,  family  and  organizational  system  change  approaches.