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Sauna Therapy A Boutique Mental Health Studio

This Must Be The Place.

It’s exhausting finding your own way between different drugs, therapists and  doctors who don’t always listen, asking yourself, “Will it ever get better?" At Sauna Therapy, we are here to celebrate you and remind you that whatever may come your way you will rise above it. 

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Sauna Therapy is a Proactive Preventative Mental Health Studio in Dallas, Texas

At Sauna Therapy, it is important to remember that healing is not an end point but a path to freedom. Therapy is a way to embrace well-being as a way of life. The path ahead may look arduous, tedious and hard but through integrating the mind, body and spirit life will feel a lot more passionate. We believe the most effective treatment is a personalized approach to therapy that combines psychotherapy with somatic and creative interventions.  

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Achieve optimal well-being through dedicated and competent practice.

Quality therapy and healing should not be anchored to one place or modality. Our commitment is to stay anchored to you and walk with you on your healing journey. 

Online Therapy & In-person Therapy

Sauna Therapy offers both online and in-person therapy for ease of access throughout the Texas area.

Diverse and Affirming

Inclusive psychotherapy for all ethnicities, cultures, and LGBTQ+ with sex-positive practice.

Trauma and PTSD Therapy

Choose from an array of trauma-informed therapies including EMDR and movement.

Couples Therapy

Couples therapy teaches you better communication and compassion with homework between sessions.

Somatic Based

Sauna improves stress coping through movement, massage and meditation.

Client Centered

Sauna Therapy prioritize the expertise of the client and work from the lens that the client knows best

Meet paige Swanson, owner, lpc-a, ma, ncc supervised by delisa deutsch perry, LPc-s

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How to begin therapy at Sauna Therapy?

01 Schedule a session

Get support easily. Book a 15-minute video session with our therapists or Paige Swanson.

02 Speak With a Therapist

After speaking with a clinician or Paige Swanson, you can start therapy in-person or virtually. Choose from a variety of different therapsits at Sauna Therapy who are multiculturally informed and interested in your healing journey.

03 Attend Your First Appointment

Your Dallas, Texas therapist will get to know you and offer a supportive plan to help you reach your goals.

Make An Appointment

Make an appointment for your needs today. In the subject clarify your interest in individual therapy, couples therapy, or one of our movement / somatic classes. 

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★★★★★ 5/5
Honestly, I am doing the best I have done in years. Ever since I began seeing you, I started making the changes I needed and gradually I have healed more and more I finally feel like my life isnt stagnant, and it's shifting in a direction. I rarely am sad anymore and have a lot less anger.
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  • Somatic therapy sessions at Sauna Therapy take therapy off the couch 🛋️ and into a healing studio where attention to dysfunction is oriented in trauma-informed manner utilizing a bottom-up/ ground-up approach to processing. 

The therapy uniquely addresses nervous system dysfunction and regulation. A therapy session at sauna is intimate, collaborative and adds another dimension to the healing journey 🪽 

Simple things like

- breath work 
- guided meditations 
- bodily awareness 
- integration of stuck trauma 
- manual EMDR 
- ketamine therapy 

Could all be a part of simple somatic therapy session. For more information, book online. 

#somaticexperiencing #somatichealing #somatictherapy #therapy #dallastherapist
  • When working with those who suffer with Dissociative Identity Disorder, it is important to understand the various underlining mechanisms and theories surrounding the etiology of how various different personalities emerge through childhood trauma like sexual abuse. The above will explore the definition of Dissociative Identity Disorder, the underlining attachment theories, the neurobiological implications and how one might begin prepping for treatment.
  • Here is the truth: I see some highly, highly intelligent clients 🧠. People who are truly at the top of their respective fields, and yet, they’re experiencing lack luster feelings about their occupation. And in turn, increasing feelings of anxiety, depression and suicidal ideation. 

If you’ve been to my office, you find out pretty quickly from my bookshelf that I am a philosophy buff. And I always feel like that sparks the interest of many of my clients, which is why I want to begin explaining psychological constructs through philosophical lenses. 

The above is an analysis of the work economy, Marxist philosophy, Sartre and more explaining the relationship between working, use of work, the use world or the matrix of needing to work and how being in this embedded reality can lead to suicidal thoughts, self-blame and feelings of defeat. 🪽
  • Is this you? Your body is experiencing an immense amount of stress and you are feeling chaotic and overwhelmed? 

Is sounds like you are stressed out! 😖

That’s because your body is in “fight or flight,” and we need to orient it back towards a center by stimulating the vagus nerve. This allows you to leave “fight or flight,” and enter into a state of “rest or digest.”
  • When understanding mental ailments across the DSM, we can fit psychological dysfunction into a basic understanding of two main themes: rigidity and chaos. Depending upon how the individual was raised, integration of these dysfunctions are paramount to achieving optimal well-being. If we know that the brain or mind is a self-regulating entity that can experience a sense of consciousness, we can understand that integration of disharmony is the activation of a conscious way of being/ mental life. 🤍

Let’s demonstrate this with a thought experience integrating the above slides: 

Take for instance, we are on a beach trip and are struggling with how we are being perceived in any given moment. For many therapists, we may look at the narratives that are being developed for narrative therapy or the behaviors caused by the thoughts for behavioral therapists. If we are on a beach trip, we can begin experiencing consciousness based on our sensory experience with the surroundings around us I.e., tapping into known or felt senses. 

When for instance, we begin to mentally construct about our experience integrating previous memory, attitudes and beliefs, we may begin to lose a sense of openness to experience i.e., now we are thinking about how our friends did not text us back, that there is hair in your face or that you don't like the way your body looks in your swimsuit. Allowing our minds to be conduits of these kind of constructions takes us away from openness to experience. 

If we maintain a sense of openness to experience, we maintain a degree of level of consciousness that allows us to begin integrating psychological dysfunctions at the sensory level. These are small examples of how to combine both types of minds into a wise integrated mind through maintaining focus and connection with what is known or what is present.
  • In honor of Mexican Heritage Month, we are doing 10% off all merchandise at Sauna Therapy🇲🇽🌮🌯
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Somatic therapy sessions at Sauna Therapy take therapy off the couch 🛋️ and into a healing studio where attention to dysfunction is oriented in trauma-informed manner utilizing a bottom-up/ ground-up approach to processing. 

The therapy uniquely addresses nervous system dysfunction and regulation. A therapy session at sauna is intimate, collaborative and adds another dimension to the healing journey 🪽 

Simple things like

- breath work 
- guided meditations 
- bodily awareness 
- integration of stuck trauma 
- manual EMDR 
- ketamine therapy 

Could all be a part of simple somatic therapy session. For more information, book online. 

#somaticexperiencing #somatichealing #somatictherapy #therapy #dallastherapist
Somatic therapy sessions at Sauna Therapy take therapy off the couch 🛋️ and into a healing studio where attention to dysfunction is oriented in trauma-informed manner utilizing a bottom-up/ ground-up approach to processing. 

The therapy uniquely addresses nervous system dysfunction and regulation. A therapy session at sauna is intimate, collaborative and adds another dimension to the healing journey 🪽 

Simple things like

- breath work 
- guided meditations 
- bodily awareness 
- integration of stuck trauma 
- manual EMDR 
- ketamine therapy 

Could all be a part of simple somatic therapy session. For more information, book online. 

#somaticexperiencing #somatichealing #somatictherapy #therapy #dallastherapist
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Somatic therapy sessions at Sauna Therapy take therapy off the couch 🛋️ and into a healing studio where attention to dysfunction is oriented in trauma-informed manner utilizing a bottom-up/ ground-up approach to processing. The therapy uniquely addresses nervous system dysfunction and regulation. A therapy session at sauna is intimate, collaborative and adds another dimension to the healing journey 🪽 Simple things like - breath work - guided meditations - bodily awareness - integration of stuck trauma - manual EMDR - ketamine therapy Could all be a part of simple somatic therapy session. For more information, book online. #somaticexperiencing #somatichealing #somatictherapy #therapy #dallastherapist
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When working with those who suffer with Dissociative Identity Disorder, it is important to understand the various underlining mechanisms and theories surrounding the etiology of how various different personalities emerge through childhood trauma like sexual abuse. The above will explore the definition of Dissociative Identity Disorder, the underlining attachment theories, the neurobiological implications and how one might begin prepping for treatment.
When working with those who suffer with Dissociative Identity Disorder, it is important to understand the various underlining mechanisms and theories surrounding the etiology of how various different personalities emerge through childhood trauma like sexual abuse. The above will explore the definition of Dissociative Identity Disorder, the underlining attachment theories, the neurobiological implications and how one might begin prepping for treatment.
When working with those who suffer with Dissociative Identity Disorder, it is important to understand the various underlining mechanisms and theories surrounding the etiology of how various different personalities emerge through childhood trauma like sexual abuse. The above will explore the definition of Dissociative Identity Disorder, the underlining attachment theories, the neurobiological implications and how one might begin prepping for treatment.
When working with those who suffer with Dissociative Identity Disorder, it is important to understand the various underlining mechanisms and theories surrounding the etiology of how various different personalities emerge through childhood trauma like sexual abuse. The above will explore the definition of Dissociative Identity Disorder, the underlining attachment theories, the neurobiological implications and how one might begin prepping for treatment.
When working with those who suffer with Dissociative Identity Disorder, it is important to understand the various underlining mechanisms and theories surrounding the etiology of how various different personalities emerge through childhood trauma like sexual abuse. The above will explore the definition of Dissociative Identity Disorder, the underlining attachment theories, the neurobiological implications and how one might begin prepping for treatment.
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When working with those who suffer with Dissociative Identity Disorder, it is important to understand the various underlining mechanisms and theories surrounding the etiology of how various different personalities emerge through childhood trauma like sexual abuse. The above will explore the definition of Dissociative Identity Disorder, the underlining attachment theories, the neurobiological implications and how one might begin prepping for treatment.
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Here is the truth: I see some highly, highly intelligent clients 🧠. People who are truly at the top of their respective fields, and yet, they’re experiencing lack luster feelings about their occupation. And in turn, increasing feelings of anxiety, depression and suicidal ideation. 

If you’ve been to my office, you find out pretty quickly from my bookshelf that I am a philosophy buff. And I always feel like that sparks the interest of many of my clients, which is why I want to begin explaining psychological constructs through philosophical lenses. 

The above is an analysis of the work economy, Marxist philosophy, Sartre and more explaining the relationship between working, use of work, the use world or the matrix of needing to work and how being in this embedded reality can lead to suicidal thoughts, self-blame and feelings of defeat. 🪽
Here is the truth: I see some highly, highly intelligent clients 🧠. People who are truly at the top of their respective fields, and yet, they’re experiencing lack luster feelings about their occupation. And in turn, increasing feelings of anxiety, depression and suicidal ideation. 

If you’ve been to my office, you find out pretty quickly from my bookshelf that I am a philosophy buff. And I always feel like that sparks the interest of many of my clients, which is why I want to begin explaining psychological constructs through philosophical lenses. 

The above is an analysis of the work economy, Marxist philosophy, Sartre and more explaining the relationship between working, use of work, the use world or the matrix of needing to work and how being in this embedded reality can lead to suicidal thoughts, self-blame and feelings of defeat. 🪽
Here is the truth: I see some highly, highly intelligent clients 🧠. People who are truly at the top of their respective fields, and yet, they’re experiencing lack luster feelings about their occupation. And in turn, increasing feelings of anxiety, depression and suicidal ideation. 

If you’ve been to my office, you find out pretty quickly from my bookshelf that I am a philosophy buff. And I always feel like that sparks the interest of many of my clients, which is why I want to begin explaining psychological constructs through philosophical lenses. 

The above is an analysis of the work economy, Marxist philosophy, Sartre and more explaining the relationship between working, use of work, the use world or the matrix of needing to work and how being in this embedded reality can lead to suicidal thoughts, self-blame and feelings of defeat. 🪽
Here is the truth: I see some highly, highly intelligent clients 🧠. People who are truly at the top of their respective fields, and yet, they’re experiencing lack luster feelings about their occupation. And in turn, increasing feelings of anxiety, depression and suicidal ideation. 

If you’ve been to my office, you find out pretty quickly from my bookshelf that I am a philosophy buff. And I always feel like that sparks the interest of many of my clients, which is why I want to begin explaining psychological constructs through philosophical lenses. 

The above is an analysis of the work economy, Marxist philosophy, Sartre and more explaining the relationship between working, use of work, the use world or the matrix of needing to work and how being in this embedded reality can lead to suicidal thoughts, self-blame and feelings of defeat. 🪽
Here is the truth: I see some highly, highly intelligent clients 🧠. People who are truly at the top of their respective fields, and yet, they’re experiencing lack luster feelings about their occupation. And in turn, increasing feelings of anxiety, depression and suicidal ideation. 

If you’ve been to my office, you find out pretty quickly from my bookshelf that I am a philosophy buff. And I always feel like that sparks the interest of many of my clients, which is why I want to begin explaining psychological constructs through philosophical lenses. 

The above is an analysis of the work economy, Marxist philosophy, Sartre and more explaining the relationship between working, use of work, the use world or the matrix of needing to work and how being in this embedded reality can lead to suicidal thoughts, self-blame and feelings of defeat. 🪽
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Here is the truth: I see some highly, highly intelligent clients 🧠. People who are truly at the top of their respective fields, and yet, they’re experiencing lack luster feelings about their occupation. And in turn, increasing feelings of anxiety, depression and suicidal ideation. If you’ve been to my office, you find out pretty quickly from my bookshelf that I am a philosophy buff. And I always feel like that sparks the interest of many of my clients, which is why I want to begin explaining psychological constructs through philosophical lenses. The above is an analysis of the work economy, Marxist philosophy, Sartre and more explaining the relationship between working, use of work, the use world or the matrix of needing to work and how being in this embedded reality can lead to suicidal thoughts, self-blame and feelings of defeat. 🪽
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Is this you? Your body is experiencing an immense amount of stress and you are feeling chaotic and overwhelmed? Is sounds like you are stressed out! 😖 That’s because your body is in “fight or flight,” and we need to orient it back towards a center by stimulating the vagus nerve. This allows you to leave “fight or flight,” and enter into a state of “rest or digest.”
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When understanding mental ailments across the DSM, we can fit psychological dysfunction into a basic understanding of two main themes: rigidity and chaos. Depending upon how the individual was raised, integration of these dysfunctions are paramount to achieving optimal well-being. If we know that the brain or mind is a self-regulating entity that can experience a sense of consciousness, we can understand that integration of disharmony is the activation of a conscious way of being/ mental life. 🤍

Let’s demonstrate this with a thought experience integrating the above slides: 

Take for instance, we are on a beach trip and are struggling with how we are being perceived in any given moment. For many therapists, we may look at the narratives that are being developed for narrative therapy or the behaviors caused by the thoughts for behavioral therapists. If we are on a beach trip, we can begin experiencing consciousness based on our sensory experience with the surroundings around us I.e., tapping into known or felt senses. 

When for instance, we begin to mentally construct about our experience integrating previous memory, attitudes and beliefs, we may begin to lose a sense of openness to experience i.e., now we are thinking about how our friends did not text us back, that there is hair in your face or that you don't like the way your body looks in your swimsuit. Allowing our minds to be conduits of these kind of constructions takes us away from openness to experience. 

If we maintain a sense of openness to experience, we maintain a degree of level of consciousness that allows us to begin integrating psychological dysfunctions at the sensory level. These are small examples of how to combine both types of minds into a wise integrated mind through maintaining focus and connection with what is known or what is present.
When understanding mental ailments across the DSM, we can fit psychological dysfunction into a basic understanding of two main themes: rigidity and chaos. Depending upon how the individual was raised, integration of these dysfunctions are paramount to achieving optimal well-being. If we know that the brain or mind is a self-regulating entity that can experience a sense of consciousness, we can understand that integration of disharmony is the activation of a conscious way of being/ mental life. 🤍

Let’s demonstrate this with a thought experience integrating the above slides: 

Take for instance, we are on a beach trip and are struggling with how we are being perceived in any given moment. For many therapists, we may look at the narratives that are being developed for narrative therapy or the behaviors caused by the thoughts for behavioral therapists. If we are on a beach trip, we can begin experiencing consciousness based on our sensory experience with the surroundings around us I.e., tapping into known or felt senses. 

When for instance, we begin to mentally construct about our experience integrating previous memory, attitudes and beliefs, we may begin to lose a sense of openness to experience i.e., now we are thinking about how our friends did not text us back, that there is hair in your face or that you don't like the way your body looks in your swimsuit. Allowing our minds to be conduits of these kind of constructions takes us away from openness to experience. 

If we maintain a sense of openness to experience, we maintain a degree of level of consciousness that allows us to begin integrating psychological dysfunctions at the sensory level. These are small examples of how to combine both types of minds into a wise integrated mind through maintaining focus and connection with what is known or what is present.
When understanding mental ailments across the DSM, we can fit psychological dysfunction into a basic understanding of two main themes: rigidity and chaos. Depending upon how the individual was raised, integration of these dysfunctions are paramount to achieving optimal well-being. If we know that the brain or mind is a self-regulating entity that can experience a sense of consciousness, we can understand that integration of disharmony is the activation of a conscious way of being/ mental life. 🤍

Let’s demonstrate this with a thought experience integrating the above slides: 

Take for instance, we are on a beach trip and are struggling with how we are being perceived in any given moment. For many therapists, we may look at the narratives that are being developed for narrative therapy or the behaviors caused by the thoughts for behavioral therapists. If we are on a beach trip, we can begin experiencing consciousness based on our sensory experience with the surroundings around us I.e., tapping into known or felt senses. 

When for instance, we begin to mentally construct about our experience integrating previous memory, attitudes and beliefs, we may begin to lose a sense of openness to experience i.e., now we are thinking about how our friends did not text us back, that there is hair in your face or that you don't like the way your body looks in your swimsuit. Allowing our minds to be conduits of these kind of constructions takes us away from openness to experience. 

If we maintain a sense of openness to experience, we maintain a degree of level of consciousness that allows us to begin integrating psychological dysfunctions at the sensory level. These are small examples of how to combine both types of minds into a wise integrated mind through maintaining focus and connection with what is known or what is present.
When understanding mental ailments across the DSM, we can fit psychological dysfunction into a basic understanding of two main themes: rigidity and chaos. Depending upon how the individual was raised, integration of these dysfunctions are paramount to achieving optimal well-being. If we know that the brain or mind is a self-regulating entity that can experience a sense of consciousness, we can understand that integration of disharmony is the activation of a conscious way of being/ mental life. 🤍

Let’s demonstrate this with a thought experience integrating the above slides: 

Take for instance, we are on a beach trip and are struggling with how we are being perceived in any given moment. For many therapists, we may look at the narratives that are being developed for narrative therapy or the behaviors caused by the thoughts for behavioral therapists. If we are on a beach trip, we can begin experiencing consciousness based on our sensory experience with the surroundings around us I.e., tapping into known or felt senses. 

When for instance, we begin to mentally construct about our experience integrating previous memory, attitudes and beliefs, we may begin to lose a sense of openness to experience i.e., now we are thinking about how our friends did not text us back, that there is hair in your face or that you don't like the way your body looks in your swimsuit. Allowing our minds to be conduits of these kind of constructions takes us away from openness to experience. 

If we maintain a sense of openness to experience, we maintain a degree of level of consciousness that allows us to begin integrating psychological dysfunctions at the sensory level. These are small examples of how to combine both types of minds into a wise integrated mind through maintaining focus and connection with what is known or what is present.
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When understanding mental ailments across the DSM, we can fit psychological dysfunction into a basic understanding of two main themes: rigidity and chaos. Depending upon how the individual was raised, integration of these dysfunctions are paramount to achieving optimal well-being. If we know that the brain or mind is a self-regulating entity that can experience a sense of consciousness, we can understand that integration of disharmony is the activation of a conscious way of being/ mental life. 🤍 Let’s demonstrate this with a thought experience integrating the above slides: Take for instance, we are on a beach trip and are struggling with how we are being perceived in any given moment. For many therapists, we may look at the narratives that are being developed for narrative therapy or the behaviors caused by the thoughts for behavioral therapists. If we are on a beach trip, we can begin experiencing consciousness based on our sensory experience with the surroundings around us I.e., tapping into known or felt senses. When for instance, we begin to mentally construct about our experience integrating previous memory, attitudes and beliefs, we may begin to lose a sense of openness to experience i.e., now we are thinking about how our friends did not text us back, that there is hair in your face or that you don't like the way your body looks in your swimsuit. Allowing our minds to be conduits of these kind of constructions takes us away from openness to experience. If we maintain a sense of openness to experience, we maintain a degree of level of consciousness that allows us to begin integrating psychological dysfunctions at the sensory level. These are small examples of how to combine both types of minds into a wise integrated mind through maintaining focus and connection with what is known or what is present.
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In honor of Mexican Heritage Month, we are doing 10% off all merchandise at Sauna Therapy🇲🇽🌮🌯
In honor of Mexican Heritage Month, we are doing 10% off all merchandise at Sauna Therapy🇲🇽🌮🌯
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pswanson@saunatherapies.com

Sauna Studios Bishop Arts Location 

729 N. Bishop Ave 

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Saturday – Sunday – Closed

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    • Sauna Therapy Policies
      • Out-of-Network Reimbursement
  • Working with Paige Swanson
    • EMDR Therapy
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    • Sauna Therapy Policies & Pricing
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    • Careers
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    • Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy
    • Trauma Therapy and PTSD Therapy in Dallas, Texas
    • Anxiety Therapy in Dallas, Texas
    • Dissociation and Personality Disorder Therapy in Dallas, Texas
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      • EMDR and ADHD
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