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Wholeness |
Holistic Healing Acknowledging the mind and body as one organism, continuously growing to actualize full human potential is the first step to wellness. Current psychological research validates how the mind works in self healing through the connection of mind and body. The keys are in love and forgiveness. We actually can change our neurochemistry. All relationship, whether between mind and body, or self and others, is at the root of healing and self empowerment. We can transform our health and well being, changing our neurochemistry by actively cultivating inter-relationship. |
Transition Tools can help transformation. |
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We can get in touch with the
subtleties of these connections in powerful
catalytic ways which then begin to integrate many levels of our being and
knowing. Living systems in relationship with other living systems connect by a unified field of consciousness. Karl Jung, the father of psychotherapy called this the unconscious. There are many types of approaches available to tap this innate wisdom through working at the body level up or working from the mental down, but all healing is approached by focusing attention, using intention, and activating the mind and body in relationship to restore balance so that the client removes blocks to self regulation within this subjective, unified field. |
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Holistic psychotherapy honors the innate, unfolding wisdom in all personal
systems, mind/body, family, and community. |
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Relax the heart into truth as guide; |
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Relationship Through understanding our mind, knowing our heart, and listening to the wisdom of the body, we can begin to connect the clarity, brilliance, and compassion that reside in each of us. Knowing how to use this wisdom is central to activating the capacity to shape relationship and to open ourselves fluidly to the wisdom inherent in family and community systems. In turn, through the practice of relationship, we expand the wisdom that we innately have.
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For info on families
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On Relationship |
Wholeness
Is Wellness What is Mental Health? Compare Feeling Whole to Feeling Hole
For more information See
Family Connection
and you can also go out outside this web to view the
Family Connection web
site.
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Susan Burns, MA, LMHC, BC-TMH, CEAP Copyright 2004-2022 |