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🍃A modern, authentic space for deep healing 🕊
✨Specializing in trauma, perinatal mental health, anxiety, depression & more.
🌱Healing is about building lasting wellness, growth, and a deeper connection with yourself.

09/20/2026

Tea, coffee, sparkling water, snacks all for all of our clients & cozy boutique vibes at Nova Psychotherapy Services 💛

NOVA Psychotherapy Services 🌿
Boutique Psychotherapy Practice for Deep Healing.
📧 Email [email protected]
🌐 Visit www.novapsychaz.com
📞 602-890-0218
✨ Where care begins with connection.

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09/15/2026

Nova is so excited for our first serious of classes in breath work. Booking is now open in our bio, limited to 6 spots max per class. 💛

A guided blend of gentle movement, breath work, and somatic practices, to release tension, reset your nervous system, and learn how to reconnect with yourself.

If you’re ready to reset, this is for you.

09/04/2026

Kaitlyn is a pre-licensed masters level professional who provides compassionate and evidence based care while receiving on going supervision from Nova’s Clinical Director.

Interns provide fresh perspective, hunger and passion to their clinical work 💛

Kaitlyn’s rates:
Individuals: $50 per session
Couples: $65 per session

NOVA Psychotherapy Services 🌿
Boutique Psychotherapy Practice for Deep Healing.
📧 Email [email protected]
🌐 Visit www.novapsychaz.com
📞 602-890-0218
✨ Where care begins with connection.

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09/01/2026

A place for you to not have to figure it out alone anymore 💛

NOVA Psychotherapy Services 🌿
Boutique Psychotherapy Practice for Deep Healing.
📧 Email [email protected]
🌐 Visit www.novapsychaz.com
📞 602-890-0218
✨ Where care begins with connection.

Finally getting a moment to regroup, catch my thoughts, and post this … considering the conference started a week ago. 😂...
08/27/2026

Finally getting a moment to regroup, catch my thoughts, and post this … considering the conference started a week ago. 😂 Apparently, I needed a little processing time after all that learning, connecting, and professional nerding out.

There’s something a little surreal about learning from people through books, trainings, consultation, and countless hours of professional development… and then suddenly you’re standing next to them in real life. 🤍

EMDRIA Conference 2026 was a few days of learning, reconnecting, nerding out over trauma and the brain, meeting some of the guides who have influenced how I practice, and getting to be in the room with some of the OGs who helped shape this field.

Pretty damn cool.

One of the things I love most about being a therapist is that you never really arrive. There is always another perspective to consider, something that challenges what you thought you knew, and another layer to add to the work.

And now, as I’m supervising and growing NOVA, I appreciate that even more. What I learn doesn’t just come back into my own therapy room anymore. I get to bring pieces of it back to our clinicians, our interns, and ultimately the people who trust us with their stories.

And because the conference happened to be right down the road from Disney, I had to make a little time for something else that matters to me.

No Disney day for me, but definitely a stop to shop for my littles. Because when Mom travels, they know there’s a pretty good chance she’s coming home with surprises. 😂

There was something sweet about wandering around Disney, letting myself connect with a little bit of my own younger self while picking out things I knew would light up three little faces waiting for me at home.

A few days that held a lot of different parts of me - the therapist who still loves learning, the supervisor, the business owner, the woman who can still find a little magic, and the mom who is never really off mom duty. 🤍

Learning, connection, growth, and a suitcase coming home slightly fuller than it departed.✨🦚

Authentically Yours,
~Ginka

Been waiting to share this one… 💛Please help us welcome Ruth Edeto-Malone, LAC to NOVA!Ruth is warm, funny, incredibly e...
08/18/2026

Been waiting to share this one… 💛

Please help us welcome Ruth Edeto-Malone, LAC to NOVA!

Ruth is warm, funny, incredibly easy to talk to, and brings a perspective to our team that we’re genuinely excited about. She works with adolescents and adults and especially enjoys working with teens, high-achieving young adults, and people trying to find some balance between ambition, expectations, and actually having a life.

She also has a genuine heart for hospitality professionals. Ruth understands the pace, pressure, odd hours, and emotional energy that come with a service industry built around taking care of other people and putting your own needs and boundaries aside feels woven into the job description.

What we love about Ruth is that she doesn’t expect people to fit into a box. She’s curious about who you are, where you come from, what matters to you, and what has shaped the way you move through the world. There’s room for all of that in her therapy room.

She’s REAL. She’s RELATIONAL. She’s ROOTED. And she feels very NOVA. ✨

We are incredibly happy to have her at NOVA. 💛

Ruth is now accepting new adolescent and adult clients.

📍 Gilbert, AZ
🌿 Adolescents & Adults
💻 www.novapsychaz.com
📞 (602) 890-0218

In light of a case that has brought significant attention to maternal mental health, an important conversation has emerg...
08/11/2026

In light of a case that has brought significant attention to maternal mental health, an important conversation has emerged.

This isn’t commentary or speculation about the case itself. It’s about what the tragedy has brought to the surface.

Perhaps part of why it has resonated so deeply is because many mothers have recognized pieces of their own postpartum experience within the larger conversation - the anxiety, the intrusive thoughts, the overwhelm, the fear, the feeling of not quite being themselves.

And perhaps, quietly, some have wondered:

“Could that have been me?”

Maternal mental health struggles can be incredibly invisible. They don’t discriminate based on income, education, resources, or how much support someone appears to have. They can exist behind smiling photos, capable mothers, loving families, and lives that look completely “fine” from the outside.

For generations, women have been told, or have told themselves, that suffering is simply part of becoming a mother.

‼️IT ISN’T‼️

Not every postpartum struggle looks the same. Understanding the differences matters. And so does making it safer for mothers to say, “Something doesn’t feel right,” long before they reach a breaking point. 🤍

Need support?
💜 Postpartum Support International HelpLine: 1-800-944-4773
💜 Call or text 988 for immediate crisis support
💜 If postpartum psychosis is suspected or there is immediate danger, seek emergency medical care.

NOVA Psychotherapy Services 🌿
Boutique Psychotherapy Practice for Deep Healing.
📧 Email [email protected]
🌐 Visit www.novapsychaz.com
📞 602-890-0218
✨ Where care begins with connection.

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690 E Warner Road, Suite 153
Gilbert, AZ
85296

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