Reflection, Formation, and the Learning That Shapes Us Not long ago, another therapist reached out with interest in one of my courses. She loved the topic. It sounded exactly like what she had been looking for. Then came the inevitable question. “Will it count for CE in my state?” When she discovered the answer was… [Read More]
The Contemplative Life I Didn’t Plan
I had a pity party recently—the kind where tears arrive unexpectedly and all your past losses line up for inspection. Afterall, I haven’t left the house in over a month. While I’ve been struggling with my physical health for quite some time, I thought surely, I would be all better by now. Since my mother’s… [Read More]
There Is No One Diet That Fits Every Body
In wellness spaces—especially those focused on histamine intolerance, inflammation, lymphatic health, migraines, or autoimmune conditions—dietary conversations often start with curiosity and end in certainty. But here’s the thing. There is no one diet that fits every body. Eat this. Never eat that. If you’re still sick, you’re doing it wrong. I want to slow that… [Read More]
Symbol and Synchronicity in Clinical Supervision
Integrating symbol and synchronicity into clinical supervision offers a depth-psychological perspective that moves far beyond standard case consultation. Rather than focusing solely on techniques or interventions, a Jungian-informed approach invites both supervisor and supervisee to explore the subtle, often unconscious dynamics shaping their work. This process becomes a dialogue with the unseen — a way… [Read More]
Dreamwork as Mirror within the Therapeutic Field
What if dreams don’t just belong to us—but move through us? In this way, we explore dreams not as puzzles to decode, but as mirrors reflecting deeper layers of our presence in the therapeutic field. Whether we’re working with a client’s dream, our own, or a symbolic image that arises between us, dreamwork becomes a… [Read More]
Listening to the Body: My Histamine Journey
For much of my life I’ve lived with health challenges that defied easy explanation. I was born with primary lymphedema and then I acquired sarcoidosis over two decades ago. In recent years those challenges reached a breaking point: vertigo, dizziness, light sensitivity, wheezing, and vestibular migraines that sometimes struck three or four times a week…. [Read More]
The Empty Chair as Mirror, Messenger and Portal
In the quiet space between words, in the moments we pause to listen more deeply—this is where the soul of therapy often speaks. Here we discuss the empty chair as mirror, messenger and portal. One of Gestalt therapy’s most evocative techniques is the empty chair. Traditionally, it invites a client to engage in a dialogue… [Read More]
Synchronicity and the Notes Between the Notes
I recognized the inbetween- the notes between the notes. This is a journey through voice loss, soul messages, and spiritual reclamation. Years ago, I lost my singing voice. I don’t mean metaphorically—I opened my mouth to sing, and nothing came out. It wasn’t just allergies or a bad day. It was as if something within… [Read More]
