Healing Point Counseling

Healing Point Counseling Therapy and counseling for health issues (chronic pain, autoimmune, cancer, etc), intimacy & relatio

"Get to Your Healing Point"

Tacha is the Founder / Owner of two companies that provide healing services and resources:

HEALING POINT COUNSELING serves all California residents via Telehealth. HPC
provides psychotherapy and counseling services for individuals, couples, children, teens and families who are dealing with anxiety, depression, chronic pain or illness, women's health & wellness, can

cer, caregiver support, grief & loss, relationship & intimacy issues, and trauma or PTSD, including medical trauma. Telehealth Services are available online for all residents of California.

� Start your healing journey now with a free 20 minute consultation by calling 949-272-0729, messaging us or visiting
https://www.healingpointcounseling.com


Resilient Life Institute offers the FIERCELY RESILIENT protocol via coaching and online course programs, as well as inspirational merchandise, available to everyone regardless of location, which helps empower people to improve their mindset and skill set so they can RECLAIM their power, manage their pain / health and Live Fiercely.

� You can start by joining the Fierce Warriors Club for free at
https://www.FiercelyResilient.com


�You can also hire Tacha for your speaking engagements, corporate training, and private events. For more information Visit
https://www.FiercelyResilient.com/about


Nathalie Tacha Kasper, MA, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist #121281

FIERCELY RESILIENT program and Fierce Warriors Club are trademarks belonging to Resilient Life Institute LLC

At this point, I am not looking for more energy. I would just like a tracking number and an estimated delivery date. 😅If...
06/12/2026

At this point, I am not looking for more energy. I would just like a tracking number and an estimated delivery date. 😅

If you live with chronic illness, fatigue has a way of showing up uninvited and staying longer than anyone asked it to.

If this one feels a little too relatable, you are in good company. 🌊

Tell us in the comments what your energy would say if it sent you a text message.

I built Unseen Wounds: Addressing Medical Trauma and Chronic Illness in Clinical Practice after seeing how often chronic...
06/11/2026

I built Unseen Wounds: Addressing Medical Trauma and Chronic Illness in Clinical Practice after seeing how often chronic illness shows up indirectly in therapy.

Clients don’t always name it.
It appears as anxiety, fatigue, grief, overwhelm, or relationship strain.

Most training doesn’t fully prepare clinicians for what sits underneath those presentations. This course focuses on recognizing those patterns and responding with more clarity using trauma-informed care, pain science, somatic strategies, assessment tools, and the Adaptive Healing Method™.

If this work feels aligned with your practice, you can take a closer look at the course and decide if it supports where you are clinically right now. Full access, CE certificate, and tools are available on the website.

A brain tumor diagnosis affects far more than physical health. I have seen firsthand the vast physical, mental, and emot...
06/08/2026

A brain tumor diagnosis affects far more than physical health. I have seen firsthand the vast physical, mental, and emotional swings that can happen when someone you love is navigating something this life-changing.

It changes routines, relationships, plans, and often the sense of stability people once had in their lives. So much of that experience remains invisible to others.

World Brain Tumor Day is a reminder that behind every diagnosis is a person, and a family, carrying far more than most people realize.

At Adaptive Healing Institute, we believe support should make space for the emotional, psychological, and relational impact of serious health conditions, not just the medical aspects. 🌊

If you or someone you love is navigating the challenges that can come with a serious diagnosis, our website offers support designed for the whole person.

Cancer survivorship is often talked about like a finish line. But for most of us, it is just the beginning of learning h...
06/08/2026

Cancer survivorship is often talked about like a finish line. But for most of us, it is just the beginning of learning how to live in a body, life, and identity that may feel completely different than before.

June is Cancer Survivors Month, a reminder that healing involves far more than treatment alone. The emotional, relational, and psychological impact can stay with you long after appointments end.

As both a clinician and survivor, this is deeply personal to me. That is why at Adaptive Healing Institute, we believe survivorship deserves whole-person support that makes space for every part of the experience. 🌊

Visit our website to learn how we support cancer survivors long after treatment ends.

06/05/2026

Sometimes the most exhausting part of chronic illness is having to explain it over and over again.

A body can change by the hour, symptoms do not always make sense from the outside, and being dismissed gets old fast.

If you know, you know. 🌊

Tell us in the comments below something you are tired of hearing about your illness.

Tell us in the comments what you would like to learn more about when it comes to chronic illness care.Whether it is chro...
06/04/2026

Tell us in the comments what you would like to learn more about when it comes to chronic illness care.

Whether it is chronic pain, medical trauma, grief, pacing, assessment, or something entirely different, we would love to hear what feels most relevant to your work right now.

Many of the questions clinicians have about supporting this population are exactly why Unseen Wounds was created. The course is designed to help bridge the gap between traditional training and the realities of working with chronic illness and medical trauma in clinical practice.

Your answer may be one of the topics explored inside the course.

06/04/2026

Chronic illness and medical trauma rarely present in simple or obvious ways. Clients often come into therapy carrying anxiety, overwhelm, grief, fatigue, relationship strain, or identity shifts without fully understanding how connected these experiences are to their health history.

That complexity is exactly why Unseen Wounds was created. This foundational course helps clinicians strengthen diagnostic clarity, expand clinical attunement, and integrate practical tools that are often missing from traditional training.

Inside the course, you will explore the psychological effects of chronic illness, screening and assessment approaches, somatically-informed regulation and pacing strategies, and the foundations of the Adaptive Healing Method™ for a more integrated, whole-person approach to care.

This work is designed to feel applicable, grounded, and immediately relevant to real clinical practice.

Find the full course information and get access to it on our website. Link in the first comment.

Chronic pain is far more common and complex than many people realize. Behind the physical symptoms, clients are often na...
06/02/2026

Chronic pain is far more common and complex than many people realize. Behind the physical symptoms, clients are often navigating emotional exhaustion, grief, identity shifts, relationship strain, and the lasting effects of medical experiences that were never fully processed.

These layers do not always present clearly in session, which is why so many clients feel misunderstood or unsupported, even after years of treatment.

Unseen Wounds was created to help clinicians better recognize and respond to this complexity with greater clarity, attunement, and practical, whole-person strategies that can be applied in real clinical work.

If you want to feel more equipped supporting clients living with chronic pain and illness, this course was built for that.

06/01/2026

When chronic illness is viewed only through a medical lens, important parts of the experience can be missed.

The grief of losing parts of life that once felt certain. The strain on relationships. The identity shifts. The emotional impact of navigating symptoms, appointments, and uncertainty over time.

These are often the very experiences clients bring into therapy, even when they are not the first thing they talk about.

That is one of the reasons Unseen Wounds: Addressing Medical Trauma and Chronic Illness in Clinical Practice was created. To help clinicians better recognize and respond to the full reality of what clients may be carrying.

Find the full course details on our website. Link in the first comment.

So much of this process has come from recognizing the gaps clinicians are trying to navigate every day. The questions th...
05/31/2026

So much of this process has come from recognizing the gaps clinicians are trying to navigate every day. The questions that were never fully answered in training. The moments in session where something deeper is clearly present, but hard to fully understand.

Creating Unseen Wounds has been about building something practical, grounded, and connected to the real complexity of chronic illness and medical trauma.

Watching clinicians engage with this work continues to remind me why this matters so much.

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895 Dove Street, 3rd Floor
Newport Beach, CA
92660

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 7pm
Tuesday 10am - 7pm
Wednesday 10am - 7pm
Thursday 10am - 7pm
Friday 10am - 7pm

Telephone

+19492720729

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