Couples And Brainspotting
The Difficulty of determining (for the couple and the therapist) is distinguishing what are my issues, what are your issues and what issues are shared as a couple. Read More
The Difficulty of determining (for the couple and the therapist) is distinguishing what are my issues, what are your issues and what issues are shared as a couple. Read More
When someone faces the facts that they have an addiction, the world opens up to to an abundant life. Until that moment the denial that runs our lives becomes a burden that takes up a huge amount of actual time and more psychic space then one can imagine. Get ready to understand your potential and the gifts of the truth. Read More
Resourced Brainspotting is proving to be the most effective way to uncover childhood events that lead to addiction in an individual. A client may not remember what happened to them but their body does. When the body begins to release memories and the mind understands the effects of live’s painful experiences, the need for addiction begins to dissipate. Recipients find they are able to reach a core sense of self with in a few hours of therapy. Read More
Stress, Anxiety, Depression as well as most mental and emotional disorders occur when the body is not able to release the past and current memories. Though we often do not have visual memories, our bodies remember everything that has happened to us. Therefore for lasting healing and change, the experiences of the body needs to be the focus of healing. Read More
Many therapists and Psychologists have used techniques that help the client to reexperience the truama and abuse that has been stored in their brains. This has been an effective tool in helping people to bring to the surface life’s events … Read More
July 23, 2012 I attended my 2nd Crucible Marriage and Family Workshop this weekend. I have now completed 7 days of very intense training. The Crucible combines sex therapy and Couples Counseling. One would think that these two therapies are … Read More
An exploration of the experience of jealousy and how breath work can help us through it’s painful emotional states. Read More
I muse on the changing and expanding definitions of “trans’ or transgender, in the SF Bay Area, as represented by the Trans March. Wonder if this portends changes more globally in who identifies as transgender, and what that might mean for people personally, and in community. Read More
Do you or a loved one have a debting habit? Do you or a loved one spend money compulsively or shop impulsively? Are you in constant anxiety of living on a financial edge? Do you feel like you don’t understand … Read More
“The local woman whose husband beat here severely, cut her achilles tendons, made her watch him murder her three year old, set the house on fire and shot himself (last week) is the subject of much sympathy. There are also … Read More