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Janice Eng

Aligning Body, Mind, Heart, and Spirit

True healing begins when we address the whole self. Through integrative practices that reach body, mind, heart, and spirit, I help you reconnect with the power within - your innate capacity to heal, to grow, and to thrive.

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About Janice

A second-generation Chinese American from Eastern Washington, I spent over 30 years as a massage therapist, where I became deeply aware of the stories, emotions, unexpressed truths, and trauma that people store in their bodies. This understanding shapes everything I do - the conviction that lasting healing requires aligning body, mind, heart, and spirit together. Talk therapy is a powerful tool, but it often cannot reach the deepest-seated blocks held at the body level.

My integrative approach bridges this gap. By combining comprehensive mind-body healing systems with evidence-supported emotional regulation tools and compassionate recovery support, I help you access and resolve patterns at their origin - not just the surface symptoms. The goal is not simply surviving, but awakening the power within you to truly thrive.

I have taught Nonviolent Communication in the community for over 20 years, 10 of which I also taught in Washington State prisons through Freedom Project, an organization I helped found. I am also a founding member of Northwest Compassionate Communication. A certified substance use disorder professional, I facilitate Restorative Circles in organizations through A Center for Restorative Solutions and have a deep passion for racial equity and transformation, having served on the InterPlay Racial Equity Team and facilitated Peace Circles through Circle Works. For the last two years I have been working with substance use disorders, integrating InterPlay practices into all of my workshops.

Serving the greater Seattle area - in-person and virtual sessions available.

Integrative Modalities

Every healing journey is different. These are multiple doorways into the same work: aligning body, mind, heart, and spirit.

HBLU

Healing from the Body Level Up. A comprehensive system for aligning body and mind by identifying and resolving the deepest origins of physical, emotional, and spiritual issues. HBLU reaches blocks held at the body level that talk therapy alone cannot access - unlocking the power within for profound, lasting change.

EFT

Emotional Freedom Techniques. Often called "tapping," EFT combines gentle acupressure with focused intention to calm the mind and release what the heart carries - stress, emotional tension, and limiting beliefs. By tapping on specific meridian points, we support the body's natural balance and build emotional resilience.

Recovery Support

Substance Use Disorder Support. Compassionate guidance for the challenging and rewarding path of recovery. Rather than addressing symptoms alone, I work with the underlying emotional and energetic patterns that fuel addictive behaviors - honoring body, mind, heart, and spirit to support sustainable, meaningful healing.

Nonviolent Communication

NVC / Compassionate Communication. Developed by Marshall Rosenberg, NVC is a framework for speaking from the heart and connecting through empathy. By identifying feelings and universal human needs, we transform conflict into understanding - aligning how we communicate with who we truly are.

InterPlay

Creative Body-Based Practice. InterPlay uses movement, storytelling, voice, and stillness to awaken the spirit and unlock the body's wisdom. We are bodies in motion, bodies in relationship, and bodies in community - and InterPlay is a creative, un-intrusive, and affirming way to process and explore what is true for oneself. No experience required.

What Clients Say

"Working with Janice helped me access parts of myself I didn't know were blocked. The HBLU work was unlike anything I'd experienced in years of traditional therapy - I finally felt things shift at a deep level."
- Client, Seattle
"Janice creates such a safe, warm space. Her combination of EFT and compassionate communication gave me tools I use every day. I went from constant anxiety to actually trusting myself again."
- Client, Recovery Program
"I was skeptical about body-based healing, but Janice met me where I was. She's deeply knowledgeable and genuinely caring. I recommend her to anyone who feels stuck despite doing 'all the right things.'"
- Client, Bellevue
Featured Event

Upcoming Workshops

Introductory workshops exploring internal authority and personal power for Asian Americans.

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Beyond Stereotypes

Internal Authority and Personal Power

Do you hesitate, second-guess yourself, and over-analyze? It is not random. The impacts of racial stereotypes, historical racial trauma, and cultural conditioning have taught Asian Americans how they "should be," and to "get it right" in order to survive and belong. This can have high costs in creativity, sense of self, and your voice in the world.

In these workshops we will examine what is accommodating vs. trusting your own knowing.

Location: Japanese Baptist Church, 160 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122

Info: Call or text 206-706-1895 or email janice.eng2@gmail.com

Two-Session Workshop Series

Each session focuses on a different dimension of the experience. Register for one or both.

Session 1 - Sunday, May 17, 2026

1:00 – 2:30 PM • $30

For All Asian Americans

We will examine limiting beliefs and expectations shaped by social conditioning, and learn tools to come to true choice. You will also learn to release others' expectations with compassion, honoring oneself while still honoring your culture, and how to gain the clarity and courage to make decisions that are right for you.

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Session 2 - Sunday, July 19, 2026

1:00 – 2:30 PM • $30

For Those Who Identify as Asian American Women

Asian women navigate layers of stereotypes shaped by the intersection of race and gender - often seen as quiet and accommodating, the dutiful worker bee, or even as aggressive when speaking up as others do. Stereotypes obscure the complexity of AAPI women, can diminish their leadership and visibility, and disconnect them from their authentic selves. We will explore the interplay of cultural expectations and ways we may unconsciously collude with our own erasure. We will learn tools to reconnect with our own voice, to express more fully, and to cultivate unapologetic self-trust.

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Your Facilitators

Workshop facilitators Akiko Sakai-Kinney and Janice Eng

Your workshop facilitators, Akiko Sakai-Kinney and Janice Eng, are mental health professionals and communication coaches whose expertise is in empowering individuals to trust their own voice, wisdom, values, and freedom. Both have taught Nonviolent Communication in public and in Washington State prisons for many years.

Akiko came to the US alone at age 16 from Japan and became a US citizen in 2012. After obtaining a master's degree in piano performance, she struggled with the idea of "performance," and pursued what is genuine, which led her to become a Jungian psychotherapist.

Janice is a second-generation Chinese American with specialization in body/mind healing practices, Nonviolent Communication, and addiction disorders.

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Contact

Ready to reconnect with the power within? I would love to hear from you. Let's discuss your needs and explore how aligning body, mind, heart, and spirit can support your path to lasting healing.

Power Within - Aligning Body, Mind, Heart, and Spirit
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