Psychotherapy
& Counseling
My Approach
Together, we explore the patterns of your relationships, thoughts, beliefs, feelings, and dreams, and how these reveal your deeper motives and desires. Until we become conscious of these deeper patterns, we remain merely a passive viewer, or even a victim, of our life. As we become aware of these patterns and make conscious efforts to create something new, our “reality” will be illuminated with wisdom. Then, that wisdom becomes us.
My approach is guided by the work of Carl Jung, so it is called Jungian psychoanalytic psychology. The intent of this approach is Individuation, a process by which we shed false notions about who we are, and seek an integration of the head and heart so that we can lead a congruent life. We then discover who we are truly called to be.
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Soundscape Studios Counseling
Effective date: March 15, 2020
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– Preventing disease
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– Correct your paper or electronic medical record
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