Pioneering Mental Health

SOMATICS | EDUCATION

Join me in starting a career in somatic and holistic mental health.

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“Mollie is transforming how we understand the mind, the body, and the power to shape human potential.”

Mollie Mendoza is the youngest female founder of a university, pioneering the field of psychology through the Integrative Psych Institute. With over a decade of experience as a yoga teacher trainer, somatic embodied movement practitioner, keynote speaker, and international facilitator, she bridges higher education with embodied practice. Her work is dedicated to reshaping the way we understand mental health, learning, and human potential.

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Embodied Education

We all know higher ed and mental health are broken. The Integrative Psychology is helping fix it through embodied, practical degree programs for mental health practitioners to enter a career in therapy.

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1:1 Psychosomatic Sessions

  • Expanding capacity for resilience - flourishing creativity - vitality.

  • Getting whole-human support for regulation - relief - realignment.

  • Un-numbing parts by creating space to feel - be - move with it.

  • Reconnecting body and mind.

  • Unwinding stress patterns and tapping into potentiality.

Conversations That Matter.

As the youngest female co-founder of a US university, I care a lot about somatic education.