Dr. Stephanie Mines is a neuropsychologist whose unique understanding comes from her academic research as well as her extensive work in the field. Her stories of personal transformation have led many listeners to become deeply committed to the healing journey. Dr. Mines understands shock from every conceivable perspective. She has investigated it as a survivor, a professional, a healthcare provider, and as a trainer of staffs of institutions and agencies.

Her blend of Western and Eastern modalities offers the best of both paradigms. She is devoted to ending the lineage of shock and trauma for individuals and the world. To this end she has developed the TARA Approach for the Resolution of Shock and Trauma which is taught internationally and is a clinically tested comprehensive treatment design.

The TARA Approach is also a non-profit organization dedicated to providing alternative health options for a broad spectrum of populations. Dr. Mines, as Director, is responsible for disseminating information to communities in need, especially people suffering from illness that results from shock and trauma, survivors of domestic violence, families and children, and people living with neurodiversity including autism and other sensory integration challenges.

Dr. Mines has also developed CLIMATE CHANGE & CONSCIOUSNESS: Our Legacy for the Earth. This is both an international, intergenerational and multidisciplinary conference and an ongoing structure of networks and resources to cultivate resilience so that humanity can thrive in a climate changed world. The acceleration of climate change threatens everyone and everything on this Earth. It is civilization’s greatest shock. For more information on CLIMATE CHANGE & CONSCIOUSNESS go to www.ccc19.org.

Dr. Mines’ books represent a compilation of the diverse aspects of her mission to build grassroots empowerment based sustainable healthcare. These include: We Are All in Shock; New Frontiers in Sensory Integration and most recently They Were Families: How War Comes Home.

Dr. Mines' CV

To reach Dr. Mines directly, email her at tara-approach@prodigy.net

Jamie spent ten years studying and exploring the world, mostly teaching English in Spain and Brazil before returning to Colorado in 2015 to be closer to her family. She loves speaking Spanish and Portuguese and dancing whenever she gets the chance. As a result of  her own health and personal experiences she is now committed to investigating alternative and holistic health. She is drawn to the TARA Approach as a resource for herself and to serve others. Jamie serves as Personal Assistant to TARA Founder Stephanie Mines, Office Manager for the TARA Approach and the Dom Project, and liaison with TARA’s community. She is a Certified TARA Approach Practitioner and has a practice in Boulder, Colorado. 

To reach Jamie directly, email her at thetara.approach@gmail.com