You want change you can feel, not just understand.

You've done the reading, the reflecting, maybe even the therapy and your body still reacts before your mind catches up. We don't stop at insight. We work with what's underneath it.

Insurance accepted with select plans

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A Path From Understanding Yourself to Changing How You Live

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    See the Pattern

    Identify the patterns, beliefs, and protective strategies that shape your choices, relationships, and work that are often outside your conscious awareness.

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    Feel and Transform the Pattern

    Move beyond insight alone by working with emotions, sensations, and memories held in the body

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    Embody a New Way of Being

    Bring new awareness into everyday life so your responses, relationships, and decisions become more aligned with who you are.

“The healing process is like a spiral. You come back to things, again and again, but each time with a deeper understanding.”

Marion Woodman

You may recognize yourself in some of these experiences

You’re not alone and you’re not broken.
These are patterns your body learned to survive.

"Therapy is a sacred space where we come to encounter ourselves in a deeper way. It’s not about fixing what’s broken, but about embracing our humanity in all its complexity."

David Richo

What people often begin to notice through this work

Therapy is a process. It often involves reflection, emotional honesty, and sometimes moving through difficult or unfamiliar feelings. As the work unfolds, many people begin to notice shifts such as:

  • understanding patterns shaping their reactions in relationships, stress, or self-doubt

  • feeling more grounded in their bodies and less driven by automatic survival responses

  • recognizing relational patterns in real time and experimenting with different responses

  • developing greater compassion for themselves and the parts of them that learned to survive

  • leaving sessions feeling clearer or more able to face difficult moments

  • experiencing connection without losing themselves

  • gradually building trust in their instincts and inner experience

About Triseugeny Kononelos,
LMHC, LPC

I’m a licensed mental health counselor providing psychotherapy for adults in Hawaiʻi and Illinois.

Before entering clinical work, I spent two decades in corporate settings while quietly pursuing what held my attention: Jungian depth psychology, somatic practice, and the question of how people change, heal, and make sense of tragic experiences. A two-year Jungian training program and several years of Iyengar yoga deepened my understanding of the relationship between body, awareness, and the deeper layers of the psyche.

Growing up first-generation Greek American, navigating cultural identity, family expectations, and belonging between different worlds, shaped me in ways that live in this work.

When I'm not with clients, you can usually find me surfing, dancing tango, writing a novel, or wandering through nature.

Depth-oriented and somatic therapy provided within licensed clinical care and ethical standards.

  • Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Hawai’i

  • Insurance accepted with select plans

  • Online sessions available across Hawaiʻi