PhoenixWay To Holistic Natural Health

When you hire me to help you reach your goals and dreams, overcome your blocks, and realize true happiness and success, you are getting the best of both worlds: a highly trained licensed professional who is adept at both using traditional psychotherapy as well as adapting holistic, natural methods of healing to the therapy space, creating a powerful and lasting mind-body-spirit healing experience for you.

The Phoenix--most recently popularized in the Harry Potter movies and novels--is a great mythical bird resembling an eagle that lives for 500 years and then sets itself on fire and rises from its own ashes. The tears of the phoenix, delivered to one found worthy by this great icon, are said to be able to heal any wound or ailment.

DW, Executive: I have been working with Ken for a couple of years. Our sessions started with helping me overcome several major issues in my life including a depressive/self-destructive personality. Thanks to his efforts and understanding, we were able to make some enormous breakthroughs that I would have never accomplished on my own.

Congratulations for seeking a positive way to move forward with your life! Are you courageous, ready for change, but tired of the same problems keeping you from happiness and need support about where to go from here? Are you struggling with anxiety, unresolved trauma or grief, depression, constant negative thoughts, sleeplessness, meaninglessness?

What is holistic psychotherapy? Holistic psychotherapy is an integrative approach which focuses on the relationship between mind, body, and spirit, attempting to understand and address the ways issues in one aspect of a person can lead to concerns in other areas.

Practitioners of holistic psychotherapy, who believe viewing each person as a whole being is an essential first step in providing care, typically collaborate with those in therapy to help them gain awareness of the connections between their emotions, thoughts, physical experiences, and spiritual understanding.This deeper understanding of the whole self can often lend itself to greater self-awareness, self-esteem, and self-acceptance.