Lately, I’ve been studying a text I’ve read several times. I find it inspiring and challenging…my favorite combo. The decision to read it this time was more a decision to study it. I’ll spend a year or so with it.
“The non-dual states of empty consciousness are an indication and mechanism of transformation.” This principle speaks to one of the fundamental goals of the therapeutic alliance, a corrective emotional experience, transformation.
Embedded in the AAIT model is a strong client practitioner collaboration. This is especially important when we move in deep waters.
“I called to the LORD in distress; the LORD answered me and put me in a spacious place.” ~ Psalm 118:5
I live in the bible belt. I used to live in the heart of the LDS Church in Salt Lake. I spent years visiting an ashram for weeks at a time. Before that….
One of the things that I’ve appreciated about our local Mental Health Professionals FB group is the lengthy honest introductions. So when I took up the clinical spotlight last week, I let myself self stretch out a little bit.
Inspired by The Observer’s recent article, “Are you really the ‘real’ you?”, I have a few thoughts of my own to share….If we drop the story, drop the name, drop the ideas of who we think we are, who’s there?
I am living a rhythm of spiritual growth. I am moving forward in a song of new understanding and still I hear a familiar love that I understand as God.
I’m a big fan of NPR. I especially love their segment, “This I Believe.” There are lots of things that I believe. I think perhaps the dominant belief is that there is a current of Consciousness….
One of the many things I just really love about AAIT is the profound usefulness it has to practitioners in our own lives. I engage in personal practice pretty much daily. It’d be weird to go a day without….
As most folks have their attention on their goals at this time of year, this is a great time to revisit the overarching goals that bring clients into our offices.
As I scheduled a….