Psychotherapy

 Becoming You

Psychotherapy

Psychotherapy and Becoming You

From larvae to butterfly, a continual cycle of evolution. It may not comprehend from where it came or how it came to be, and it may not comprehend what it has developed into; but needless to say, any challenges in its evolutionary journey had to be overcome through trust in itself, in its own intrinsic abilities, and in its becoming.

As small and fragile as the butterfly appears to be, its strength is found hidden in its core, in its divine makeup, it was going to evolve whether it wanted to or not.

Be an active participant in your evolutionary journey…….

Ruminations

Whether or not psychotherapy is real and works, is a far reaching question for many, which brings with it complex answers and, often, inconceivable results for us as humans.

Case Study 6

Case Study 6

Case Studies Case 6: Sixty-Nine-Year-Old Ulcerated LegC. was a sixty-nine-year-old woman from a poor country. She presented with a 2 ½ inch ulcer on her lower right inside ankle. Her foot was very dark in color and there was much swelling. C. was on...

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Case Study 5

Case Study 5

Case Studies Case 5: Unexplained Crippling Back PainP. had come in for a massage. He had been suffering with severe back pain for several years which was incapacitating him. P. had seen doctors, surgeons, specialists, but no-one could find anything wrong...

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Case Study 4

Case Study 4

Case Studies Case 4: Depression & Anxiety M. was an easy going thirty-six-year-old on medication for depression and anxiety, which he reported was not working and, judging by his sallow, depressed expression, I was inclined to agree with him. He was a...

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Case Study 3

Case Study 3

Case Studies Case 3: Emotionally and Psychologically Overwhelmed to the Point of SuicidalIt was late in the afternoon. M., a fifty-nine-year-old, had come to see me because life was becoming too overwhelming, to the point of having suicidal thoughts. Her...

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Case Study 2

Case Study 2

Case Studies Case 2: Post-Traumatic StressG. was a lovely young girl, very bright and presented as a happy, balanced girl getting ready to enter into her teens. Yet despite what shows on the outside, within was a very different story. G. was involved in a...

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The Therapeutic Relationship

A therapeutic relationship needs to be built on trust, safety, empathy, and acceptance which forms the foundations of the relationship. With solid foundations in place, it creates a space where the individual can explore and manage their thoughts, feelings, and behaviours without entering into a power struggle…….

Integrative Approach

We are all different, so different approaches to therapy are necessary. Whether that be  a humanistic,  psychoanalysis,  or a cognitive behavioural approach, it matters not. What matters is the delivery and whether it is the right therapy, or mix for you…..

Entering into therapy, is saying YES to an evolutionary, and explorative journey into Becoming You. 

Embracing Yin and Yang

When we come to that place where we can embrace the Yin and Yang of self, we know we have reached a place of acceptance. Not a place of complacency, but a place of acceptance that not all things can necessarily be healed or made whole in this life-time.

We come to realize that like Yin and Yang, our thoughts, feelings, and behaviours move in a harmonic convergence of fluidity. As we become more conscious of our own divinity, we embrace our journey to wholeness.