Aurora Moreno (she, her, hers) works as an independently licensed clinical social worker (LICSW) and has practiced as an integrative psychotherapist at Omaha Integrative Care since 2018. She honors the intrinsic wisdom and capacity for healing in all people, choosing to work alongside clients as a partner in support of their self-authored path. Aurora’s clinical practice is rooted in an approach that focuses on long-term issues and growth within the container of the therapeutic relationship. She draws from an integrative approach to psychotherapy in support of one’s path to emergence and healing, including trauma-focused, relational, psychodynamic, somatic, Internal Family Systems (IFS), narrative, mindfulness, yoga, and harm-reduction approaches. With respect to the ways trauma can live in the body, Aurora utilizes Brainspotting as a support for clients in accessing the wisdom of the body and spirit in processing experiences that can be difficult to speak to, as often, folks don’t have words to describe or process their lived history of trauma.

As a provider, Aurora believes in the essential nature of compassion and the pursuit of liberation for all in her practice of person-centered integrative care. This includes recognition and inquiry into the influence of systemic oppression and one’s experience of identity, family of origin, relationships, community, and environment within the therapeutic relationship. She is also invested in exploring and addressing barriers to accessing services to provide integrative healthcare to all individuals, regardless of race, gender, class, identity, experience, or circumstance.

Aurora graduated with her master’s in social work from the University of Nebraska Omaha, completed Brainspotting Levels I and II training, Postpartum Support International’s Perinatal Mood Disorders training, and received 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training from OIC’s Yoga School.