About Me
About Nyle Biondi
I’m Nyle Biondi, a licensed therapist with nearly 20 years of clinical experience. I specialize in helping adults heal from chronic pain, persistent symptoms, and nervous system patterns rooted in stress and trauma.
My path to this work is both professional and deeply personal.
After years of struggling with my own chronic pain, I began exploring mind-body and neuroscience-informed approaches to healing. What I discovered changed my life. As I learned how the brain generates pain as a protective response — and how those neural pathways can be retrained — my symptoms began to shift. But even more importantly, my relationship to myself changed.
Healing wasn’t just about reducing pain.
It was about becoming more regulated, more authentic, and more fully alive.
Today, I bring both clinical training and lived experience to my work with clients.
Professional Background
I earned my master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Edgewood College in Madison, Wisconsin in 2007.
For nearly 15 years, I worked extensively with transgender and LGBTQIA+ individuals, supporting clients navigating identity development, trauma, minority stress, and systemic oppression. That work deeply shaped my understanding of how chronic stress and invalidation become embedded in the nervous system.
I have advanced training in:
Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT)
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Attachment-focused approaches (DARe-Level 1 and Integrative Attachment Theory)
My work integrates these modalities into a cohesive, neuroscience-informed framework tailored to each individual.
Why I’m passionate about this work:
Before healing my own chronic pain, I was high-functioning and capable — but internally braced. Beneath the surface, I carried chronic stress and emotional suppression that I didn’t fully recognize.
When I began addressing those deeper patterns, I experienced not only relief from pain, but a profound shift in how I moved through the world.
I became:
More regulated
More present
More confident
More at ease in my body
More able to experience joy
That transformation fuels my commitment to this work.
I know how disorienting and discouraging chronic symptoms can feel.
And I know how powerful it is when the nervous system finally learns safety.
My Approach
I believe healing happens in connection.
I believe our sensitivities are strengths — not weaknesses.
I believe the body makes sense in the context of our lived experience.
I believe self-compassion is essential.
I believe joy, humor, and delight are not luxuries — they are part of healing.
And I believe that when the nervous system feels safe, authenticity naturally emerges.
Outside the Therapy Room
I find joy in animals, nature, humor, and the ongoing adventure of parenting — one of the most challenging and meaningful roles I hold.
If you’re ready to move beyond coping and begin addressing the root patterns driving your symptoms, I would be honored to support you.
You don’t have to do this alone.