Mr Michael Giordano

Gentle curiosity guides how we make sense of patterns that keep you stuck, moving from talk into noticing bodily responses and relational moments as they arise. In my Washington, D.C. office, conducted in English, sessions are paced to suit your rhythm—sometimes reflective silence, sometimes focused skill practice—and I often suggest short between-session experiments to test new ways of relating. I pay attention to how identity, desire, and past hurts show up in the body and relationship choices, and we name small shifts together. This approach often fits adults and couples seeking steady, embodied change.