Mission Statement

TISE Consulting and Therapy aims to holistically heal trauma on an individual and systemic level. They do this by breaking down the boundaries between mental, physical, sexual, and spiritual health AND making healing accessible and fun. By focusing on relational healing, individuals, organizations, and systems have an increased capacity to meet their goals. TISE uses the latest scientific research and evidence-based practices to meet needs as varied as improving employee satisfaction and retention in the workplace to learning emotional regulation skills. TISE vows to meet each individual and organization where they are with compassion and patience, while encouraging accountability and measurable progress.

TISE proudly values anti-racism, DEIA, HAES, feminism, LGBTQ+ rights, and all other forms of anti-oppression. TISE also acknowledges held privilege and power, as well as biases and blind spots. Due to the aforementioned, TISE vows for all associated employees and contractors to engage in ongoing professional development, training, and personal reflection that encourages cultural humility and equity.

About the Founder

TISE Consulting and Therapy was founded by Jayden Aubryn, MSW, LICSW, NCSF-CPT. Jayden (they/them) is a Black, Indigenous, queer, non-binary, AuDHD, and ethically non-monogamous psychotherapist, personal trainer, and consultant. They hold additional certifications in School Social Work, Integrative Health, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Trauma-Informed Weightlifting.

Jayden has experience systematically increasing trauma-informed social equity on the micro, mezzo, and macro levels. Notable experience comes from their work in non-profits, educational systems, county-level initiatives, psychotherapy sessions, state-level conferences, and dance community. They have created mental health tools for large non-profits, collected and analyzed data on attitudes of racial equity, co-founded multiple equity committees, conducted training and continuing education courses , written proposals for improved social equity initiatives, and more.

In their therapeutic work, Jayden’s main focus is to help you build a better relationship with your body. They believe that emotions are your body’s way of communicating with you. Instead of being afraid and avoidant of your emotional states, learn how to have an open and productive conversation with your body based on what it’s trying to say to you. They do this by taking an integrative approach with an emphasis on somatic experiencing and nervous system regulation. They are also passionate about making healing accessible and fun by using movement, music, art, and food.

As a psychotherapist, Jayden understands the emotional difficulties of progressing in social equity. In a divisive age where an honest mistake can easily backfire, Jayden is committed to a non-judgmental, trauma-informed approach to anti-oppressive work. Jayden will address the real fears, anxieties, and other complex emotions that arise when giving up privilege and centering viewpoints that feel uncomfortable.