Psychotherapy

 We are propelled into a psychotherapeutic process by the sudden realization that we way we’ve lived our lives no longer works. Liberating ourselves from self-bondage by revealing our deepest fears and longings requires a tremendous act of surrender and commitment to heal. In the intimate container provided by the therapist, we seek assurance that healing will occur and new life-directions will become apparent. With this support, we rekindle our souls’ purpose and passion and make baby steps to explore our new self. The combination essence provides support for the various stages of individuation. As our range of expression grows at both our root and crown, we consider where we are going and how we are living our lives. With greater awareness of our human nature and confidence in our uniqueness, we move forward with freedom and joy.

Related Chakra: Second (Hara, about three inches below the navel)

Characteristics: Container for the self; the ability to relate to and engage creatively with the world (in relationships, sexually, financially, and professionally) while maintaining a solid sense of self.

Related Physical Function: Template for opening our bodies in preparation for release and drainage.

Combination includes: Bergenia, Bitter Nightshade, Bridalwreath Spirea, Clematis, Burgundy Clematis, Clivia, Cranesbill, Creamy Yarrow, Gladiola, Hibiscus, Honeysuckle, Hops, Hollyhock, Lilac, Lobelia, Magnolia, Maple, Maltese Cross, Pink Lily, Pink Yarrow, Annual Poppy, Primrose, Rudbeckia, Red Lily, Salpiglossis, Sedum, Snowball Bush, Snow-on-the-Mountain, Spiderwort, Star of Bethlehem, Stock, Tithonia, Tuberose, Tulip, Perennial Mix, Raven’s Retreat, Raven Orange, Raven Pink, Raven Blue, Raven Gold.