Seja Rachael MA,LPC-S a psychotherapist for three decades, provides insights formed through her experiences with patients.
I am now attempting to define consciousness which is such a vast territory and I didn’t intend to do this. I intended to revel in the entry way to and from the intimacy of the self, particularly from a psychotherapists perspective. This was how I would begin to substantiate that a deep and lively engagement
“Dreams are not just accidents of Nature. Rather, they are about a nightly process directed at improving the content of the mind. It is emotionally driven,it combines memories in unusual ways. It works with a broader range of memories than those normally available to the conscious mind when the dreamer is awake. So it is
This photo represents what I have designated, A Waking Dream. A Waking Dream, is that intriguing state of being that rests between the conscious self and the subliminal realm. We all have visited here by choice or by happenstance. These little worlds can offer a safe-hold, a passageway, a port of entry.
This blog is addressing professionals in the field of psychology, particularly those interested in exploring the connection between the creativity of inner world experience and how to nourish that in the process of healing. I am also writing posts with the intention of providing a template of my approach to those people interested in working
In my last two posts I reflected on the phenomenon of “The Little World”, that is generated through the metamorphosis of group therapy participants becoming intimates and developing a unique community devoted to their healing growth. I included a photo that I made to illustrate this concept, which was composed of symbols that I collected