Mar 14, 2025 | nervous system, psychotherapy, spirituality, transpersonal counseling
With a genuine desire to offer a truly sacred place for clients to heal, a therapist can put a lot of pressure on themselves to know exactly what to do when working with a client who presents with symptoms of complex trauma. Many therapists take multiple trainings on...
Mar 6, 2025 | gestalt therapy, nervous system, psychotherapy, sublte energy, transpersonal counseling
Energy is all around us and within us. Seemingly beyond the scope of our physical eyes, we can feel, sense, and even see the expression of subtle energy, which is the expression of a persons vital force. While counseling and psychotherapy focus on a person’s...
Feb 18, 2025 | gestalt therapy, transpersonal counseling
by Harmony Kwiker | Blog As human beings, therapists have feelings and thoughts while sitting with clients. Sometimes those thoughts and feelings seem personal. When a therapist puts their feelings onto a client, the therapist is experiencing countertransference. In...
Feb 11, 2025 | gestalt therapy, nervous system, psychotherapy, transpersonal counseling
Our nervous system is made up of a profoundly intricate network of nerves that carry electrical impulses to various cells, tissues, and organs throughout the body. The way we receive and process information from the environment influences how we feel in our...
Feb 5, 2025 | gestalt therapy, psychotherapy, transpersonal counseling
by Harmony Kwiker | Blog When the word narcissist is used, we typically think of an unfeeling person who uses and abuses others for their own gain. While a true narcissist does exhibit these characteristics, this image of a narcissist is often conflated with a...
Oct 19, 2024 | gestalt therapy, transpersonal counseling
What follows is a transcript of a lecture Harmony Kwiker, MA, LPC, NCC, ACS gave on October 18, 2024, where she focused on facilitating gestalt two-chair experiments with attunement to subtle energy: Gestalt experiments are therapeutic exercises that offer an access...
