Soulful Tonics
Soulful Tonic is a blend of Hypnosis, Shamanism, and Jungian Psychology with an emphasis on increasing your personal power.
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The Music Only a Circle Can Make (opens the original)
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When a group of humans work together in a circle something extraordinary happens that simply can’t occur alone. This camaraderie, cohesion or whatever you call it is truly wonderful. Sharing a wholesome intention with others is a powerful experience.In one-to-one work the space is sacred and the depth profound but it’s always limited to two voices.However, in a circle strange things happen and seemingly impossible things become possible. A woman speaks something she’s never voiced aloud. Before
What Were You So Brilliantly Solving? (opens the original)
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“What brilliant solution were you trying to find?”This is the question I ask when someone is stuck by a diagnostic label treatment-resistant symptom or a pattern of suffering that hasn’t responded to everything tried.I believe symptoms are teachers beneath their surface, offering solutions. They’re extraordinarily faithful, persistent and intelligent, solving problems that couldn’t be addressed otherwise.Let me explain. Helen arrived with a folder containing letters from three consultants, a psy
The Language of the Soul (opens the original)
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I pay attention.I listen.I watch.I sense.I’m tuned into you.Oh crumbs... that makes me sound like a stalker.Perhaps I am, but A client might be telling me about their week, their marriage, their work, or an argument they can’t stop replaying. In the middle of an ordinary sentence, a single word takes me attention, A metaphor appears for the third time in an hour. A tiny hesitation, a shift in postureThis is the moment I lean in.Because everything is speaking.Every thought, every feeling, every a
Questioning the System (opens the original)
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Some argue that psychiatry is a con, that diagnosis is based on zero science, and that medication is poison. The whole edifice, they say, was built to sell potions to people who were never broken in the first place.I understand why people reach this conclusion, after working in the field of mental health in various roles for thirty ‘plus’ years.Witnessing people being told their pain was a malfunction, a chemical fault to be corrected rather than a signal worth listening to. I have watched sympt
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