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"Multi" is my favorite color and I (DC) love to mix ideas. People are complicated systems, so only one view of our problems leaves out many dimensions that could help speed relief. This is why I work closely with Tracy Maxfield, a neuromuscular therapist, energy worker, and dancer. Tracy and I combine concepts once thought to be separate: neuromuscular therapy and family systems, dance and attachment processes, therapeutic movement and EMDR (eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing) therapy. We learn from each other's very different approaches and our clients benefit. Blending multiple elements in therapy allows us to address a person's distress from the perspective of the body, its sensation and pain - and the less visible aspects of emotion, story, and thought.
Religious Trauma into Soul Healing, Part VII: Creating
Creating Soul Healing You probably know how I feel about this one. Art saves lives. But for the rest of this post, I'll stay away from the word, "Art," and replace it with "Creativity" or "Creating." Creating leads us out of spiritual prison or confinement and into...
Episode 13: Spirituality Series Introduction
In this episode we introduction our brand new series about spirituality. This series includes interviews with multiple faith leaders and spiritual practitioners of all types including pastors, priests, shamans, spiritual channelers and more.
Episode 12: ReConceive – Movement Series Conclusion
We have learned so much and talked to so many amazing and talented healers. Our understanding of how the mind and body and soul work together to heal is broader than ever before. In this episode each of us reflect on what we have learned and what we wi...
Religious Trauma into Soul Healing, Part VI: Reading Good Fiction
Lift Up & Away from Religious Trauma Fiction (and memoir) reorganizes our internal narratives, and allows us to try on the emotional resources of others. It does this, not by selling us products or threatening us with what we MUST-do-or-be-damned, but by...
Episode 11: Interview with Jennifer Simpson
Jennifer is a native Springfieldian and holds degrees in Geography and French from MSU. After college she did a three month stint with Outward Bound Wilderness School in North Carolina and Costa Rica. After this profound experience she headed to Yellow...
Religious Trauma into Soul Healing, Part V: Energetic Healing
Energetic Healing = Body + Energy + Trauma Therapy As a psychology student in the 90s, I heard the message: Don't mess with spirituality. We can't measure it. It's private. But now, a tsunami of change is sweeping the therapy world . . . and this change is...
Episode 10: Interview with Erin Owens
Erin Owens http://www.moveyourbrain.com Erin Owens is an Anat Baniel Method NeuroMovement practitioner living in Springfield, Missouri. NeuroMovement is a holistic approach to human functioning and action, based in the understanding that movement is th...
Moving from Religious Trauma into Soul Healing, Part IV: Diverse Friendships
Friends Who are Different and a Little Bit Scary Make Us Grow Unexpected friendship teaches us, like nothing else. When I arrived at Texas Woman's University in 1990, I found myself immersed in growth and diversity. I suddenly had gay and lesbian friends, after...
Episode 9: Interview with Tracey Maxfield
Tracy Maxfield, MFA, SRA, NKT, NMT, LEAD IT bio: https://www.inbalancenmt.net/biography Tracy Maxfield is a Neuro Kinetic Therapist working in Springfield, MO. He treats patients with pain using different forms of hands on work and movement to help hea
Moving from Religious Trauma into Soul Healing, Part III: Beauty
Never lose an opportunity of seeing something beautiful, for beauty is God's handwriting. -Ralph Waldo Emerson Beauty is the basis of my spiritual discovery process. I found the Anglican church on a trip to England, back in '07, a time of big transition....
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