About Chloe Joanna

Lived Healing Experience

Chloe’s work is deeply informed by her own healing journey.

Growing up in a chaotic and neglectful home, she learned early to seek safety through people-pleasing, perfectionism and external validation. Beneath those coping strategies lived anxiety, shame, addiction, insecure attachment and a belief that she was not enough.

While therapy provided an invaluable foundation, it wasn’t until she began integrating Breathwork, Reiki and nervous system healing that something shifted. Healing became less about understanding herself intellectually and more about experiencing safety within her body.

Today, Chloe creates spaces where people can move beyond insight alone and begin experiencing healing within their bodies. Through the integration of clinical training, Breathwork and Reiki, she supports clients in building healthier relationships with themselves and others.

Trauma-Informed Approach

Chloe earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology from Amherst College, where she completed an honors thesis exploring schemas and cognitive development. She went on to earn her Master’s in Social Work from Columbia University, focusing on severe mental illness and trauma-informed care.

Over the past decade, Chloe has worked as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in both hospital settings and private practice, helping individuals navigate trauma, anxiety, addiction, and life transitions.

Guided by her own healing journey, she later expanded her work through Breathwork Facilitator Training with David Elliott and Reiki training with Erika Spring of Maha Rose. Today, she integrates clinical expertise with holistic healing practices to support lasting transformation.

Areas of Focus

Many people come to Haus of Naya feeling disconnected from themselves, their relationships, or the life they want to create. They often find themselves caught in survival patterns; people-pleasing, perfectionism, anxious attachment, chronic self-doubt or the feeling that no matter how much they accomplish, it never feels like enough.

Chloe specializes in helping individuals understand where these patterns began and gently create new ways of relating to themselves and others. Her work focuses on healing family-of-origin wounds, attachment injuries, addiction and recovery, and the nervous system patterns that keep people stuck in cycles of survival rather than connection.