Jill Corvelli, LPC, PHD

Welcome

The body stores everything so through it we often gain direct access to important self-knowledge. Tuning into this self-knowledge can help us find the truth of what’s happening for us as well as the path to release unhelpful energies and narratives stuck in our field. When our true nature comes to the surface, it’s often intertwined with the agency to release what binds us. Informed by this conceptualization, I invite and hold sacred, safety, compassion, love, wisdom, truth, & protection as you exercise your birthright to join in the ancient practice of finding your own path. My style is best explained as the intersection of modern science, ancient wisdom, & impeccable ethics. I work with a broad variety of individuals, couples, and groups valuing the intuition of “fit”. I have a special focus on couples & affection for neurodistinct individuals & their partners. I also bring forth my specialized training and experience to work with companies wanting to improve or heal relationships within their executive team. Both ketamine and plant medicine can accelerate and assist. We all have the innate capacity to heal! I am humbled and grateful to create a safe space you can prepare for, sit with, and make sense of your experience. I will be with you every step of the way. X Jill

About

Dr. Jill Corvelli is founder of the ND Partners Institute (ndpartnersinstitute.com), which is dedicated to supporting complex couples, many of which are neurodiverse. She developed the ND Compass, which is a frame that helps complex couples create safety and process in navigating their differences. The Compass approach has 4 directions: Education- Niche Construction-Differentiation-and Autonomic Reset. She facilitates client’s work in non-ordinary states (Ketamine and Plant Medicine) to support their work in autonomic system recovery and getting unstuck in their therapeutic efforts. Her style in this work is a blend of science and sacred. In addition to serving her clients, providing consult & adjunct services for colleagues, she also works as a university supervisor for in the Northwestern University counseling program.

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