Addressing the Roots of Emotional Schisms
Every emotional schism has a history, an anchor(s) on one’s timeline. Repeating insults of a particular theme are very common. In Heilkunst, we don’t treat the surface complaint – the…
Read moreEvery emotional schism has a history, an anchor(s) on one’s timeline. Repeating insults of a particular theme are very common. In Heilkunst, we don’t treat the surface complaint – the…
Read moreWe don’t treat “depression” like it’s a single, self-contained thing — a chemical hiccup, a mood gone wrong, something you either have or don’t. I’ve come to see it differently…
Read moreIn Heilkunst, we don’t name things just to slap an allopathic label on someone and their condition. We dia-gnose based on the true gnostic meaning as derived from the Greek,…
Read moreI was serving a friend, and long-term colleague, the other day when she said, “You know Ally, the youth that I work with are in trouble after the pandemic. They’re…
Read moreIn the deeper recesses of yourself, do you wonder at your lack of confidence? Are you ready to convert that fear into confident integrity? If you’re feeling that it is…
Read moreThere’s a saying amongst us therapists, ‘Strict parents make sneaky children.’ I was one of those kids. I tried every kind of drug, cigarette, and alcohol. I skipped classes because…
Read moreI’m not about to argue whether or not our governments are spraying the skies with toxins. Any of you who’ve observed the stream of chemicals coming out of the back…
Read moreSo what is depression anyway? Well first of all, let’s look at the word itself. ‘De’ is to take away, or define as negative, removing something. ‘Press’ is a bearing…
Read moreThe editor of ‘The Tam Roll’, who posed the question, “Why are we alive?”, apparently likes to move around in the tangled shrubbery of philosophy. But, on the other hand,…
Read more[This post is from the February 2021 newsletter – click here to read it.] Ever suffer the February blahs? Folks in the clinic that we’re serving this month often express…
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