My Approach
Our sessions work with what’s showing up for you in the present moment, by practicing being with your thoughts, feelings, and sensations instead of reacting from a habitual place.
To me, healing is approached as a path for grounded liberation. Liberation from our stories, the habitual patterns that keep us stuck, and the unprocessed pain driving harmful beliefs about ourselves and the world. This helps us embody our true nature beyond the painful experiences and conditioned ways of being.
In practice, that means:
Paying attention to the body.
Listening to the parts that formed in response to old environments still working to protect you.
Understanding how you and your body recognizes safety.
Getting curious about generational, cultural, and ancestral conditioning that blocks your authentic self expression.
Developing compassion for your emotions, thoughts, and body.
Creating more capacity to be present with your range of human experiences.
Working with awe, mystery, and the inexplicable as felt experience.
Making room for the deeper questions in life around death, purpose, or belonging.
The process of healing is grounded, relational, and paced to the nervous system. Creating safety for exploration is the first step.
Background and Trainings
Welcome! My name is Kylie Fustini and I use she/her pronouns. I have a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Naropa University and am a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC) and specialized trainings in trauma including somatic therapy and EMDR.
I also am trained as a Mindfulness Instructor by Naropa University, and have sat in over 500+ hours of silent retreat experience. I am passionate about contemplative learning and navigating life with an introspective presence and deep respect for the interconnectedness of all of life, honoring the way we all impact each other.
My reiki training is in Holy Fire III/Usui Reiki and Ryosho Reiki with William Rand, completing master/teacher training in 2019 and renewing it in 2025. I incorporate crystal healing and intuitive guidance for energetic support in the healing process.
I teach reiki classes at Red Rocks Community College’s Integrative Health Practitioner program as well as teach psychology in Naropa Unversity’s undergraduate psychology department.
Originally from southeast Connecticut, I grew up by the ocean and rivers, and played in the woods and on beaches. Spending much time in the water and wandering through forests, I have a deep connection to the earth and its elements.
