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Originally Posted by Michelle  However, I could never escape the feeling that it is somewhat limited. I am certainly not interested in classically therapying patients although I could imagine using psychological knowledge as a part of the healing process. I would hate to gain the title "Psychologist" and be stuck in boring one hour talk sessions with a patient. |
A few years ago, I was having a mild depression, and my boyfriend´s mother recommended a psychologist that was well recognized. She is an woman in her 70´s, comes from a well known family, etc...so I expected exactly what you mention...boring one hour talk sessions....my surprise was to see that this woman had amazing healing powers...she helped me clean my chakras, and refresh the energy flow in my body, we did some sessions with awsome practices on meditation. We also had the ocassional session where we would only "talk", but she used this talk-time as a way to sit me against a white wall, and she would observe my aura, contacted my spirit guides, etc. (she was a medium too...although she never told me this, until my treatment was over). She would use the information provided to her by my Spirit Guides to help me cope with the problem I was having at the time.
My point is, this woman, who was a psychologist, gave me an enormous gift, she opened my eyes and my soul to other possibilities...I have never been happier or healthier in my life, than during and after her sessions. She got rid of my depression too, no meds or boring therapies needed. (it was mild though, so I´m not judging against using meds when it´s really necessary). She was a wonderful healer and was able to help me in a great way. And she made a very, very descent living...the sessions were wicked expensive!!
