My healing philosophy is an intersectional, multidisciplinary approach.
I work in the space between, where halves collapse and separation fades. This space is called a Liminal Bridge. Inside the intersection of two seemingly distinct things – where two modes, manners or methods of being overlap – we, as the Experiencer, can perceive more. Intersection is the birthplace of transformation.
my philosophy
My philosophy (choice of approach) for integration (healing) is to reference You as whole; as a complete, perfect Being limitless in potential and exquisitely unique. And with regard to unwanted, painful or confusing experiences, my philosophy is to supply my clients with what serves most on ever-evolving paths toward Self-Actualization.
As a Mentor, in any given scenario, I incorporate what is helpful from a vast array of disciplines, with central focus on the sweet spot where disciplines cross, in effect intersect and expand.
- Psychotherapy + Sound Medicine
- Neuroscience + Emotional Intelligence
- Metaphysics + The Natural World
- Autonomic Nervous System + Higher Consciousness
- Logic + Intuition
- Inner Child + Adult Identity
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy + Energy Psychology
an optimum point,
combination of qualities
the conscious heart approach
There isn’t a “right” way or even one way to achieve whatever it is You seek. There’s synergy, or something even greater, between two methodologies; where ideas, thoughts and concepts collide.
Utilizing a multidisciplinary approach allows me as a Guide, Healer and Interpreter-of-Reality, more freedom to provide You – as a Client, as a Creator, as a truly free Being – more tools with which to access and connect to your own internal Truth and Power.
All therapies are an “approach;” a chosen “way of considering or doing.” Once an approach has been identified and organized into a pattern, we as Humans name the approach, and we tend to think of it as being separate from other approaches. We organize what we perceive into “systems of thinking” and we name thinking-systems as separate “fields of study.” As Humans, we tend to operate within the separate “fields” or “branches” of knowledge we have created; and we tend to then observe and interpret all else from within the confines of these segmented frames. In doing so, we are limited by being able to utilize only that which already exists within our selected point of focus.
When willing to expand beyond what has already been identified, and into the frontiers of lateral thought-processes, we as Humans can access higher states of being, and more effective methods for transcending our unwanted circumstances.
There’s an intersection that exists between Neuroscience and Emotional Intelligence, between Traditional Therapies and Non-Traditional Therapies, between science and art. There’s an intersection and a highway of greater opportunity between fields, between ideas, between the realm of Head and the ocean of Heart; where logic meets sentience, and where feelings meet thoughts.
