My name is Dalia Yellin-Weil.

I am a psychotherapist in private practice in Israel and a Somatic & Integrative Trauma Recovery Practitioner in California. My work lives at the intersection of psychotherapy, neuroscience, embodiment, and the symbolic language of the psyche.

I am interested in the places where memory lingers beyond words; within the nervous system, within relationship, within image, sensation, and the stories we carry about ourselves. Therapy becomes an act of careful witnessing: not only of suffering, but of the remarkable intelligence that allowed us to survive.

My practice is informed by psychodynamic psychotherapy, EMDR, parts work, somatic approaches, and expressive arts. Rather than viewing symptoms as problems to eliminate, I approach them as communications: creative adaptations shaped by attachment, culture, trauma, and lived experience. Together we trace the pathways between body and mind, past and present, until what once felt fragmented can begin to belong to a larger story.

Across my work, I return to a simple question:

What is this experience asking us to understand?

Whether we are exploring developmental trauma, grief, identity, spirituality, or life’s unexpected transitions, therapy offers a place where curiosity, compassion, and imagination can coexist with scientific understanding. It is a space where healing is not measured by perfection, but by an expanding capacity to feel, choose, connect, and live with greater freedom.