Adjunct Professional Staff

Belinda earned her undergraduate degree in art and human sciences where she was able to discover and explore the value of individual creativity in everyday life. She was able to immediately apply this knowledge in her work with refugee resettlement.

Then with the influence of many years of training and retreats as a meditation teacher she began to integrate mindfulness and meditation into all aspects of her work.

Belinda received her Master of Divinity from Naropa University followed by a clinical residency with the University of Colorado Hospital where she trained at the Center for Dependency, Addiction and Rehabilitation (CeDAR).

For the last seven years, Belinda has facilitated a variety of outpatient treatment groups, incorporating mindfulness practices. She has trained with leaders in the Mindfulness community and completed training in ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy), Mindfulness Based Relapse Prevention and psycho-educational tools that encourage change.

 Belinda’s goal is to offer a compassionate presence that encourages others as they explore how to make meaning of their daily experience. This support helps clients expand skills and increase self-knowledge. Introduced to this experience, clients are able to update beliefs so they may live in deeper alignment to their true values.

Dr. Meghan Zech, ND, FABNO is a naturopathic doctor and Registered Herbalist who helps people rebuild strength, balance, and resilience. She draws on her training in naturopathic medicine, herbal therapies, and nutrition to support whole-person wellness in a way that feels practical and achievable.

She takes a compassionate, evidence-informed approach, creating personalized strategies that nurture physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Her focus includes metabolic health, brain and gut recovery, and overall vitality, helping clients feel empowered as they work toward lasting wellness.

With additional training in integrative oncology, Dr. Zech brings a deep understanding of how lifestyle, nutrition, and natural therapies can support the body’s natural healing. She is passionate about guiding each person to restore balance, strengthen resilience, and build a foundation for long-term health.

Caitlyne Corry serves as the Polyvagal Facilitator at APA, recognized for her indomitable spirit and heart-centered approach. A Seattle-based movement enthusiast and breathwork guide, Caitlyne is fueled by a deep passion for challenging the status quo and inspiring others to become the teachers they once needed. Her love for movement, which began in 2009, has evolved into a dedicated practice encompassing the polyvagal theory and somatic inquiry, where she delves into the intricate interplay between heart, body and mind. A firm believer that our stories do not define us, Caitlyne advocates for tapping into the innate wisdom of the body, empowering others to harness their own body intelligence for healing and transformation.

“The staff are very supportive and knowledgeable. I have truly appreciated all the time and effort they have spent with me.”

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