Mind-body Healing, rooting in the nervous system

I’m so happy you’re here

I’m Dr. Kelly Vincent, a licensed clinical psychologist in Encinitas, CA, specializing in anxiety, trauma, and nervous system healing for women. I offer therapy, lead a holistic therapist collective, and mentor therapists building private practices.

What I Do

I help women embody their authentic self, heal holistically, and thrive.

01.

I see clients.

Therapy for women navigating anxiety, high-functioning anxiety, trauma, nervous system dysregulation, imposter syndrome, burnout, motherhood, and life transitions, in person in Encinitas and online throughout California.

02.

I guide therapists.

Through 1:1 private practice mentorship and my therapist collective at Nourished Wellness Group, I help newly licensed and experienced therapists find their professional footing and build the private practice, and the career, they actually want. It’s the support after licensure that most of us are expected to figure out alone.

03.

I give therapists a place to work.

Movement Therapy Spaces is a co-working space for therapists and holistic providers in Encinitas – rentable by the half or full day, with the option to add a collective membership and become part of a team.

04.

I teach beyond the therapy room.

A published journal, a book (Dear Anxious Woman) coming in March 2027 with translation rights already sold internationally, a digital studio, an Imposter Syndrome audio course with Audible, and partnerships with companies building real tools for real nervous systems.


How I got here

I didn't start in psychology. I began my career in digital marketing. I was really good at it. But, I was also anxious, depleted, and disconnected from myself in a way I didn't yet have language for.

Leaving that digital marketing world, working for Sephora, Visa, and eBay, wasn't a clean or confident decision. It was a slow realization that I wanted to spend my life on something that actually touched people. So I went back to school, earned my doctorate, and spent the years after it training in the modalities that had helped me most – EMDR, somatic therapy, parts work, yoga, nervous system regulation.

Then I did the thing I now tell other therapists is possible: I opened a private practice, cofounded Movement Therapy Spaces – a co-working space for therapists in Encinitas – and built the group practice I wished existed, instead of the one I'd been trained to expect.

And a few years in, I did something harder. Nourished Wellness Group was successful by every external measure, but I was running on empty. So, in 2026, I restructured it into a therapist collective, because my mental health and my family needed to come first. I'd been teaching nervous system regulation while overriding my own. That's what a softening of high-functioning anxiety actually looks like: not a collapse, a recalibration. It's the same shift I sit with clients through every week.


How I actually work

My work sits where evidence-based psychology meets the body.

When we're struggling, it's rarely just a thought problem. The nervous system has learned to brace, to scan, to shut down. And, no amount of insight alone will talk it out of that.

So, I work from in a model that treats the whole system, rather than a set of symptoms, from both directions at once. Top-down, through the mind. Bottom-up, through the body. A session might be traditional talk therapy, EMDR, parts work, breathwork and gentle movement, or walking side by side on a trail instead of sitting across from each other in a room.

We go where your system is ready to go – not faster.

Top-down

Working with the mind

  • Psychodynamic Therapy

  • Internal Family Systems (IFS)

  • CBT & DBT

  • Narrative Therapy

  • Solution-Focused Therapy

  • EMDR

Bottom-up

Working with the body

  • Nervous System Education & Regulation

  • Somatic Experiencing

  • Somatic Internal Family Systems

  • Breathwork & Guided Visualization

  • Yoga & Gentle Movement

  • Walk & Talk Therapy

Training and Credentials

Here's how I can support you...

  • For Clients

    Individual Therapy for Your Own Healing

    If you’re carrying anxiety, trauma, or the kind of exhaustion that sleep doesn’t fix, I’d be honored to help. We work with your whole self – mind, body, and nervous system – at a pace you can actually hold.

  • For Therapists

    For the practices you want the the community you need.

    You didn’t get into this work to figure out marketing and business-building alone. A step-by-step path to more visibility and referrals, real professional community and consultation, a home base to work from, or hands-on support from an actual human.

  • For You

    For whenever you just need something for yourself.

    Not everyone who lands here is ready for therapy or building a practice – sometimes you just want a place to breathe for ten minutes. The Studio is my home for that: downloadable resources, videos, and Easeful Era, a guided masterclass series for high-functioning anxiety.

Press and Media

Partnerships

I partner with a small number of organizations whose values line up with how I actually practice.

Across these collaborations I've created educational content, developed workshops and course material, contributed articles, and served as a subject matter expert – always on the same subject: helping people understand their own minds and bodies.

  • Created an educational video for Fitbit on mental health and nervous system support.

  • Expert contributor to Flo, the women's health app, creating and reviewing psychology content on anxiety, imposter syndrome, maternal mental health, and the mind-body connection.

  • A featured practitioner in Hoda Kotb's wellness platform, creating expert content for the Joy 101 app alongside clinicians including Dr. Ellen Vora and Dr. Thema Bryant.

Previous content collaborations with wellness brands whose tools I actually stand behind – including Sensate, Pranamat, Saje Natural Wellness, Shortform, and Most Days.

Wherever you're starting from, you don't have to do it alone.

A therapist, a mentor, a community, or a way back to yourself – whatever brought you here, I'd love to hear from you.