Healing Hearts Wellness

02/19/2026

What does it look like to build real-world capacity when living with hypermobility, neurodivergence, and/or dysautonomia?

It looks like having the tools to navigate a stimulating environment without a complete system crash. It looks like understanding your body’s signals and responding with compassion, not force. It looks like moving from a place of limitation to a new sense of possibility.

At Healing Hearts Wellness, we are proud to offer "Strong Enough, Soft Enough," a 6-week adaptive yoga therapy series designed to give you those tools. Facilitated by our expert yoga therapist, Erika Tenenbaum, this program is grounded in the practical application of somatic skills.

This isn’t just theory. Our own community members have used these exact principles to go from being on bedrest to successfully navigating overwhelming environments. This is about building a life, not just managing a condition.

Join us to learn how to:

•Build stability without rigidity

•Increase your energy capacity through mindful movement

•Respond (vs react) to dizziness, brain fog, and chronic tension

•Rebuild trust in your body relationship

🗓️ When: Tuesdays, March 24 - April 28
📍 Where: In-person at our Exton, PA office

Spaces are limited to ensure personalized attention. Secure your spot today and start building your toolkit.

➡️ Register now: https://healingheartswellness.com/strong-enough-soft-enough-yoga-therapy-for-hypermobility-and-dysautonomia/

02/06/2026

So so grateful to Mindie for some much needed self-care and singing bowls for the team today!

Getting ready to offer some much needed R&R for the wonderful therapists at Healing Hearts Wellness. TGIF 💓 Offering light and love to All Beings.

01/31/2026

Choosing a therapist can feel overwhelming — especially when you start hearing about all the different “types” of therapy and aren’t sure where to begin. 😵‍💫

The truth is, there isn’t one right approach for everyone. Different nervous systems, life experiences, goals, and personalities benefit from different kinds of support.

What matters most is finding a style of therapy that feels safe, supportive, and aligned with what you’re working through.

Our therapists offer a wide range of holistic and evidence-based approaches — from body-based therapies and trauma treatment to couples work and mindfulness-based care. We believe healing happens best when mind, body, and nervous system are all part of the conversation.

If you’re feeling curious about therapy, returning after a break, or unsure what might be the best fit, we’d love to help you explore your options.

We currently have openings for in-person and virtual therapy, including evening appointments and some insurance plans accepted.

Learn more and get connected with us through the link in bio! 💛

01/29/2026

If 2026 already feels overwhelming… you’re not alone.

The new year comes with a lot of noise — goals, resets, routines, expectations — and for many people (especially those with ADHD or sensitive nervous systems), that “fresh start” energy can quickly turn into pressure, overload, and burnout.

If this month feels heavier than hopeful, a few gentle reminders:
✨ You don’t have to overhaul your life in 30 days
✨ Progress doesn’t have to be linear or visible
✨ Starting slow is still starting
✨ Rest is productive, especially for your nervous system

Instead of trying to become a whole new version of yourself, focus on creating a year that feels more supportive, sustainable, and kind.

01/28/2026

We’re currently welcoming new clients at Healing Hearts Wellness. ✨

We offer both in-person sessions and virtual therapy across Pennsylvania, with evening appointments available for added flexibility. Some insurance plans are accepted.

If you’ve been thinking about starting therapy—or returning to it—now is a great time to begin. We have openings for kids, teens, adults, couples, and polycules. Learn more and schedule through the link in our bio. 💫

01/21/2026

Sometimes healing begins not with more insight, but with coming back into the body.

Tina’s work as a Certified Integrative Yoga Therapist centers on using breath, mindful movement, and awareness to support emotional balance and nervous system resilience. Her approach offers a gentle entry point for people navigating anxiety, depression, grief, addiction, or chronic stress—especially when words alone don’t feel sufficient.

Through thoughtfully designed individual and small-group practices, Tina helps clients cultivate steadiness, self-awareness, and a deeper sense of equanimity—meeting themselves with curiosity rather than pressure.

If you’re curious about yoga therapy as a supportive, accessible complement to your mental health care, we’d love to help you explore whether working with Tina could be a fit. 🧘🏽‍♀️

Reach out through the link in our bio to learn more.

01/18/2026

Healing doesn’t mean fixing what’s broken—it means learning how to listen differently.

Erika’s work sits at the intersection of somatics and mental health, supporting people who feel stuck in their heads, disconnected from their bodies, or caught in cycles of overwhelm and self-doubt.

Through gentle, accessible yoga therapy practices, she helps clients rebuild trust with their nervous systems and reconnect with their innate wisdom.

This work is especially supportive if talk therapy hasn’t felt like enough, or if you’re craving a more embodied path toward regulation, clarity, and self-trust.

If you’re curious about working with Erika or learning more about yoga therapy for mental and emotional health, we’d love to support you. 💛

Reach out through the link in our bio to get started.

01/18/2026

We’re grateful for the opportunity to join The Alchemical Path podcast and reflect on embodied healing, somatic work, and why mind–body integration matters in therapy.

Thank you Elizabeth for the thoughtful conversation and for creating a space that holds depth, curiosity, and embodied wisdom ✨

✨ New Episode of The Alchemical Path ✨

In this episode, host Elizabeth Mann welcomes Kanjana Hartshorn, a certified yoga therapist, Reiki Master, and holistic clinician whose work bridges traditional therapy and embodied healing.

Kanjana shares her personal and professional journey from primarily cognitive approaches to deeply somatic, body-based work. Together, we explore how yoga therapy can be integrated with traditional mental health counseling—and why true healing often requires addressing both the mind and the body.

This conversation also clarifies an important distinction many people don’t realize: the difference between yoga teachers and yoga therapists, including the extensive clinical training, specialization, and individualized practices involved in yoga therapy for mental and physical health conditions.

Kanjana Hartshorn, LCSW, C-IAYT, Reiki Master, CCFP (she/her) is the founder of Healing Hearts Wellness, a holistic therapy practice blending:
✨ Traditional mental health counseling
✨ Somatic & yoga therapy
✨ Reiki & energy work
✨ Expressive arts & dance/movement therapy
✨ Ecotherapy & therapeutic writing
✨ Spiritual and relational healing practices

Her work is heart-led, trauma-informed, body-based, and deeply relational—supporting people in all bodies to reconnect with themselves, rediscover compassion, and heal across multiple dimensions.

🌿 Also mentioned in this episode:
• Wanderhome — retreats, experiential CE trainings, and community for therapists and healthcare/wellness professionals (website launching mid-January): wanderhomeretreats.com
• Kanjana’s self-study courses for professionals (currently hosted on Healing Hearts Wellness and migrating to Wanderhome mid-January): https://healingheartswellness.com/professionals/

• The Body Compassion Project Retreat happening May 2026: https://healingheartswellness.com/the-body-compassion-project-2026-retreat/

• A somatic therapy summit this May in Palm Springs where Kanjana will be speaking: https://uun6szabdeo.krtra.com/t/hSX2HEicB69c

🎧 This episode is a powerful invitation into embodied healing, professional growth, and remembering the wisdom of the body.

01/15/2026

Luna (they/them) is a licensed social worker who offers a grounded, body-based approach to therapy for children (ages 5+), teens, and adults.

Their work supports clients navigating anxiety, grief, identity work, and life transitions, with care that honors both individual experience and the larger systems shaping our lives.

Luna sees clients in person in Center City and Exton, as well as virtually across Pennsylvania. Their approach is compassionate, affirming, and rooted in helping clients feel more connected to themselves, their bodies, and the world around them.

If you or your child are looking for a therapist who meets you with curiosity, warmth, and respect, Luna is currently accepting new clients.

Learn more or schedule a session through the link in our bio. 🌱

01/14/2026

✨ Introducing Wanderhome ✨

A new space created just for therapists and healers.

Wanderhome is an extension of our values at Healing Hearts Wellness — offering experiential somatic CEs, embodied retreats, and connection-centered learning for clinicians who want professional development that actually feels nourishing.

This isn’t “check-the-box” continuing education. Wanderhome blends somatics, yoga therapy for mental health, nervous system science, creativity, ritual, and community — so learning supports both your work and your well-being.

👉🏽 Clinicians and Healers: We invite you to follow .tlc

Going forward, this will be the place to stay up to date on upcoming workshops, retreats, and continuing education opportunities designed specifically for therapists and healers.

If you’ve been craving CEs and trainings that feel human, restorative, and deeply aligned with why you do this work, Wanderhome was created with you in mind.

Come home to your Self and let your professional growth support your personal care. 🌿

01/12/2026

“Just calm down.”

For so many mothers, that phrase doesn't help — it harms.

Regulation advice often backfires because it skips right past the real causes of maternal rage.

You can’t breathe your way out of chronic sleep deprivation. You can’t regulate your nervous system out of impossible cognitive load. You can’t self-soothe your way into adequate social support.

When we tell moms to just regulate without addressing the conditions they’re living in, we quietly place the blame back on them — instead of on the systems, expectations, and lack of support that are fueling the overwhelm.

Maternal rage isn’t a failure of emotional control. It’s often a signal that something is deeply unsustainable.

This is exactly what mom rage expert Nicole McNelis and somatic therapy specialist Kanjana Hartshorne we’ll be unpacking in Reclaiming Rage — moving beyond surface-level coping and into compassionate, embodied, realistic support for mothers and the people who care for them.

🗓 January 23
🕘 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 King of Prussia Doulas Family Wellness Center

If this conversation hits home — whether personally or professionally — we’d love to have you join us.

Save your spot through the link in bio!

01/11/2026

We’re excited to welcome Annarose to Healing Hearts Wellness! 🌿

Her work is grounded, relational, and deeply affirming—supporting individuals and couples who want to understand themselves with more compassion, clarity, and self-trust.

Annarose is currently accepting new clients with in-person sessions in Philadelphia, evening availability, and telehealth across Pennsylvania. She accepts Aetna and Highmark insurance plans.

If you’re navigating relationship changes, identity exploration, or a season of transition and want a space that honors both your inner world and the larger systems shaping your experience, Annarose would love to support you.

Learn more or schedule a session through the link in our bio. 💫