Posts Tagged ‘Integrative Psychotherapy’
5 Things I Say Most in a Therapy Session
June 19th, 2017 | Author: Kathy Morelli
Deep listening is deeply healing (istock/izusek)
1. This is not a quick fix. I think it’s funny when programs promise great big “breakthrough” or “aha!” moments where you suddenly become this new person or jump up and down on the couch in ecstatic realization. Anyone of you who have been through therapy know this is just not how it is…
Therapy is actually deep, slow personal work. It’s a long, slow process of growth. And you can do the therapy for a while, take break and do life with this new perspective for a while and then come back to it again.
CranioSacral Bodywork Therapist Profile
May 28th, 2017 | Author: Kathy Morelli
If you believe, like I do, in the mindbody connection, then you know there’s a body-based part to your emotional and physical health.
There are multiple ways to approach healing. One pathway is via talk therapy. It’s a cognitive way of working things out emotionally. Talk therapy engages the cognitive and upper parts of the brain and works through emotional narrative and beliefs. Another pathway is through somatic therapies. Somatic therapies engage the lower parts of the brain, the nonverbal, emotional parts of the brain.
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Holistic and Integrative Healing & Psychotherapy
July 12th, 2016 | Author: Kathy Morelli
Your healing takes place on many levels (Istock/kochergin)
You all know that I’m interested in all things healing. I’ve spent a lifetime studying healing modalities, as I’ve bet a lot of you have! We all have a lot of research and tools available to us for healing on different levels.
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