Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about how healing really happens. Not just symptom relief or short-term coping—but actual shifts in how people relate to themselves. What I keep noticing in therapy and in conversations with people across cultures is this: whether we’re talking about reparenting, processing trauma, or practices like soul retrieval, we’re often doing something very similar. We’re helping parts of a person come home. In therapy, we might use chairwork or schema

Recently, I had a grounding conversation with a neighbour — a fellow business owner who works with a lavender farm and essential oils. As we exchanged reflections about purpose and work, something clicked for me. I realised I had been moving through parts of my professional life without fully embodying what I was meant to offer. Not because I didn’t care or wasn’t qualified.But because I had been presenting only part of the picture — the structured models, the recognised meth

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