Gretchen Hentsch-Cowles obtained her Master of Science in Family Therapy in Denton, TX, after studying Oriental Studies at Oxford University, UK.

She completed the Somatic Experiencing® three year certification program, trained with Peter Levine as well as Pia Mellody and John Gottman. She is certified by Bessel van der Kolk in Trauma Stress Studies as well as other business and therapeutic modalities.

For over a decade, Gretchen has specialized in supporting families, individuals, and couples facing PTSD and trauma, somatic disorders, chronic pain, concussions, various phobias as well as neurological-based challenges.

Additionally, she focuses on coaching athletic and business individuals who face hurdles and wish to take their talents to the next level. Gretchen is Korn Ferry Architect Certified as well as Benzinger Thinking Styles Assessment trained.

Gretchen's treatment approaches are guided by her personal experiences and understanding of recovery as well as her theoretical and clinical training. She is compassionate and understanding all the while capable of challenging and coaching her clients on their journey.

Problems can be effectively addressed when an integrated approach to growth is adopted. Her therapeutic approach explores the emotional, cognitive, behavioral, spiritual and somatic systems, wherein unresolved past issues reside and often cause present life challenges.

Gretchen has published in The Journal for Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity (A Systemic Review of the Literature on the Role of the Partner of the Sex Addict, Treatment Models, and a Call for Research for Systems Theory Model in Treating the Partner), and has contributed to the Italian journal www.65perricominciare.it on depression and self-worth.

Bilingual in French and English and offers video tele-health appointments

Programs are intensive (1-4 days) and in-depth to efficiently achieve client’s goals quickly.

Gretchen works with committed individuals, athletes, families, and executive teams, who are intent on achieving their exceptional potential.

Travel and Telehealth to meet a client’s needs is common and often necessary.