Jacquie Schwartzman brings over 30 years of experience as a licensed psychotherapist specializing in child, adolescent, and family trauma therapy in both California and Oregon. Until her retirement in 2018, she worked within the traditional therapeutic framework — yet often felt limited by time constraints and the desire to offer her clients something deeper, more embodied, and truly transformative.

This longing became deeply personal after the heartbreaking loss of her youngest daughter at the end of 2018. Traditional psychotherapy, while valuable, did not provide the spacious, nurturing environment her own soul needed for healing. In her search for modalities that could reach the places words alone could not touch, Jacquie discovered The Completion Process.

The Completion Process is a powerful somatic approach developed by Teal Swan. It gently uses emotional triggers as doorways to unresolved experiences, allowing you to re-experience them with unconditional presence, fully validate what happened, meet the needs of the younger parts of self, and create conscious resolution and integration. Rather than coping with or bypassing pain, this process helps reclaim fragmented aspects of yourself so you can live more presently, freely, and joyously.

In 2023, Jacquie completed training directly with Teal Swan and became a Certified Practitioner of The Completion Process. She now weaves this work with her decades of trauma expertise and has uniquely adapted them both to the warm, buoyant medium of water.

In our private, covered pool, kept at a comfortable 90° year-round in a peaceful, bucolic setting, Jacquie facilitates both small-group WaterBody sessions and deep 1:1 trauma therapy. The water becomes a gentle ally: its low-gravity embrace supports the body, its consistent warmth soothes the nervous system, and its loving frequency carries energy that is ready to move and release.

Today, Jacquie offers this work from a place of deep personal healing and genuine care. She meets each person exactly where they are, with presence, compassion, and a profound respect for the wisdom of the body.