I know how difficult coping with your mental health can be.
Between trying to maintain work, life, school and relationships, it’s A LOT. I created That’s So Well to help modern women feel empowered to take your mental health and wellness into your own hands. As a therapist in Elk Grove and throughout the state of California, I LOVE helping women do just that!
If you’ve found yourself on this page and reading my bio, it’s likely you are ready to make a change.
You may even be interested in a holistic approach to therapy and wellness. Whether it’s through talk therapy or one of my eBooks, I would love to be a part of your journey!
I believe that you deserve to be seen, and heard, feeling empowered to create the changes you have been wanting. When you experience this, you’re capable of stepping into the most aligned version of yourself.
That’s So Well is a marriage of all of my passions. It’s a nurturing space crafted to help support women like you holistically as you navigate your mental health.
Whether you’re facing the ups and downs of anxiety, navigating the complexities of depression, transitioning through big life changes, grappling with the rigors of graduate school, or managing the dynamics of relationships, know that I’m here to help.
You belong here if you’re tired of feeling stuck and looking for someone who understands exactly what that’s like. As a therapist, I will support and cheer you on as you explore.
Growth and change are possible if you’re willing to do the work! If you’re ready to take the next step in your journey of growth, I warmly invite you to reach out. Let’s embark on this transformative journey together, towards a future where you feel more aligned, more vibrant, and truer to your unique self.
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Reframing Negative Thoughts Workbook
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and Yoga Instructor
Meet Arielle Pinkston
Originally from Elk Grove, California, I earned my BA in Psychology from Sonoma State University and my MA in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University. As I began pursuing my therapy career, I was navigating major life transitions, graduate school and internships all while living far from my family and trying to figure out my place in the world. This is where my passion for working with college, and graduate students was born. I realized how many of us were struggling with our mental health.
While in grad school, I rediscovered yoga. Up until that point I had taken a handful of classes and had enjoyed it a lot, but never had a consistent practice. With everything going on in my life, I found that yoga was this grounding force I so desperately needed. I absolutely fell in love with it and decided to do my first teacher training. Balancing grad school and yoga teacher training was intense to say the least. Both required a lot of introspection and processing difficult emotions. The balance of these two practices helped me understand the healing power that a holistic approach to mental health can have.
Over the past decade as a therapist, I’ve had the privilege of supporting 100’s of women through their unique mental health journeys. While talk therapy and medication are great options, I wanted to expand my holistic approach to include nutrition. On my quest for more knowledge, I started researching how our exercise, food and mind all impact our mood. I read “This is Your Brain on Food” by Nutritional Psychiatrist Dr. Uma Naidoo and it changed my life. In the book she lays out the latest research on how to eat to support your mental health.
Shortly after that, I enrolled in the Nutritional Therapy Association’s program to become a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner. There, I dove headfirst into all things holistic nutrition. I’m not only fascinated with holistic nutrition as it relates to mental health but also love supporting women with prenatal nutrition and postpartum nutrition.
So often when treating our mental health we view it as it’s own seperate thing. We don’t consider how our diet, lifestyle and other factors might be impacting our mood. My hope with That’s So Well is to help women understand that a holistic approach to mental health can be so beneficial. My approach as a therapist combines professional expertise, a touch of humor, and a deeply individualized method that resonates with each person’s specific needs and experiences.
Ready to work together?
Me too! Schedule a free intro call where we can chat for 10-15 minutes to see if we’d be a good fit!
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