by Center for HAS | Oct 28, 2020 | Food Therapy, Houston Acupuncturist, Houston Holistic Health Care, Houston Therapist, Jungian Therapy, Uncategorized
As spring is associated with birth and new beginnings, fall is the season associated with death and endings. But before you start thinking of this is a negative thing, remember that there can be no new beginnings without endings. Whether we have to experience a little...
by Center for HAS | Sep 23, 2020 | Food Therapy, Houston Acupuncturist, Houston Holistic Health Care, Houston Therapist, Uncategorized
Welcome to Fall, folks. Even in Houston we’re feeling it. Cooler temps, rain, maybe you’re even noticing a change in mood from feeling super care-free to feeling a bit more serious or melancholy. Even if your mood hasn’t changed, we’re guessing your schedule probably...
by Center for HAS | Aug 27, 2020 | Back to School, Houston Therapist, Music, Parents Guide, School, Uncategorized
Summer vacation is winding down, and by now we’ve all just adjusted into the summer schedule, but the stress of an upcoming school year (if it’s actually happening) is on the horizon. Sprinkle in the normal stress of parenting PLUS work, and everything in...
by Center for HAS | Jul 23, 2020 | Food Therapy, Houston Holistic Health Care, Houston Therapist, Jungian Therapy, Music, Reviews
I feel very fortunate to be a member of the talented and diverse team at The Center for the Healing Arts and Sciences. I am a Jungian Analyst in Training at the International School of Analytical Psychology (ISAP Zurich), though becoming a Jungian analyst is something...
by Center for HAS | Jul 8, 2020 | Food Therapy, Houston Acupuncturist, Houston Holistic Health Care, Houston Therapist, Reviews
Most of you reading this live in Hot-town Houston where we are all sweating it out together right now. And some of you have escaped to cooler climates…sigh, just thinking about cooler climates brings sweet relief. Yet, even in cooler climates, on our side of the...
by Center for HAS | Jun 15, 2020 | Houston Holistic Health Care, Houston Therapist, Uncategorized
We humans do not come into this world as a blank slate or an empty vessel. We emerge from the womb with a set of predestined needs, desires, and expectations that are paradoxically both universal and also unique to each individual. Carl Jung, in his depth exploration...
