Transpersonal psychotherapy is a holistic healing intervention that honors both the spiritual traditions and modern psychology. It includes and exceeds traditional theoretical perspectives (Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Psychodynamic, Existential-Humanistic).
As a transpersonal therapist, I create a transpersonal space where I welcome all parts of your being (mind, body, soul, and spirit). You are safe to be who you are, and I am genuinely curious about who you are and what you really want. I trust your inherent wisdom and inclination for wholeness. I believe you have the capacity for greater self-awareness and choice. I view your symptoms as your psyche’s way of communicating, of getting your attention so healing can take place. With genuineness, compassion, and warmth, I will help guide your healing process’s natural unfolding.
Transpersonal psychology also includes altered states of consciousness (ASC), which are subjective experiences that qualitatively differ from baseline. ASC may be induced by meditation, spiritual experiences, breathwork, yoga, dance, sleep, sex, psychedelics, lucid dreaming, and hypnosis. These altered states of mind have the potential to shed new light onto your problems, needs, and desires and bring healing into your life; however, they can also be incredibly fear inducing, isolating, and overwhelming. I welcome and honor these experiences. I will help you understand and gain meaning and insight from these experiences.
As a transpersonal therapist, I create a transpersonal space where I welcome all parts of your being (mind, body, soul, and spirit). You are safe to be who you are, and I am genuinely curious about who you are and what you really want. I trust your inherent wisdom and inclination for wholeness. I believe you have the capacity for greater self-awareness and choice. I view your symptoms as your psyche’s way of communicating, of getting your attention so healing can take place. With genuineness, compassion, and warmth, I will help guide your healing process’s natural unfolding.
Transpersonal psychology also includes altered states of consciousness (ASC), which are subjective experiences that qualitatively differ from baseline. ASC may be induced by meditation, spiritual experiences, breathwork, yoga, dance, sleep, sex, psychedelics, lucid dreaming, and hypnosis. These altered states of mind have the potential to shed new light onto your problems, needs, and desires and bring healing into your life; however, they can also be incredibly fear inducing, isolating, and overwhelming. I welcome and honor these experiences. I will help you understand and gain meaning and insight from these experiences.
