by Matt Hune | Mar 14, 2025 | Houston Holistic Health Care, Houston Therapist, Journey, Psychology, Psychotherapy, Transformation
The transition into adulthood is not merely a chronological milestone but a sacred act—an initiation of the soul into autonomy and self-awareness. Every initiation is accompanied by pain and discomfort, for it requires the shedding of illusions and the confrontation...
by Center for HAS | Feb 25, 2025 | Houston Therapist, Trauma
Trauma – There’s Not Just One Kind The word “trauma” has become a pop culture buzzword, leading to both greater awareness and some confusion. While the frequent use of the term has helped bring attention to a pervasive issue, it has also led to misunderstandings...
by Center for HAS | Feb 3, 2025 | Houston Therapist, Jungian Therapy, Psychology, Psychotherapy
When it comes to mental health, many people find themselves asking: What’s the difference between therapy and analysis? While both approaches aim to help individuals improve their emotional well-being, they differ in their focus, methods, and goals. For residents in...
by Center for HAS | Dec 21, 2022 | Health Coaching, Holidays, Holistic, Houston Holistic Health Care, Houston Therapist, Journey, Love, Pause, Psychology, Psychotherapy, Relax, Self, Stress, Transformation, Uncategorized
I’ve heard many people echo the sentiment that this holiday season hasn’t felt relaxing, or even slowed down. Many of us are still grinding, trying to get ahead of the new year and finish the never ending list of to-do’s for 2022. Just making the holidays happen is an...
by Center for HAS | May 13, 2021 | Food Therapy, Houston Acupuncturist, Houston Holistic Health Care, Houston Therapist
Using supportive language to frame your fertility journey Where Do We Begin When We Treat Infertility? With an invitation + body trust + acceptance of the mystery. Read the following contrasting mantras and, as you read them, feel how they land on you: I...
by Center for HAS | Jan 19, 2021 | Houston Therapist, Jungian Therapy, Uncategorized
It can, at times, be virtuous to use restraint. There are times that a holding back of desire is truly called for and appreciated. Say, for instance, there are only 4 pieces of pizza and 4 hungry people to feed. It would clearly be greedy to take more than one piece...
