What is a Holistic Practitioner?


  • What is a Holistic Practitioner?
  • Spiritual Counseling
  • What is a Holistic Practitioner?

    There are many interpretations of Holistic Practitioner, many people define it differently.

     

    I define Holistic Practice as follows:

     

    My work comes from the belief that everything in this universe is made of energy, including you and me. And since energy is actually vibration; that means that everything that exists vibrates! Including you and me. Physicists have come to agree that energy and matter are one and the same. 

    We are multidimensional beings, meaning we are Spirit, Mind then Body and good health “is” our natural state of being.

    When our bodies become out of balance (illness and/or dis-eased) we go to the doctor for a prescription. This is referred to as the philosophy of “substitution” which states that when a body function does not work properly or ceases to work at all, it becomes necessary to institute “crisis management”.

    The use of controlling substances (herbs or drugs) either stimulates the function so it works or gives it a rest so that it might regain strength to begin functioning on its own. 

    As a holistic practitioner I use energy balancing, Non-Directive Imagery, and nutrition to bring the body back into homeostasis.

     

    In a session, I work with clients to help them:

    • Discover who they are.
    • Identify and clarify what they desire most.
    • Expand the awareness of their thoughts, feelings and actions and begin them align with what they desire.
    • Create and develop strategies, action plans and environments to help them achieve their goals.

    As a Holistic Practitioner, I work with clients on all three levels...Spirit, Mind & Body.

     

    On the Spiritual level, I work with my clients to help them realize that we live in a co-creative universe with Spirit, God, a Higher Power and assist them in making a connection with this Higher Power and to develop a spiritual practice that works for them to transform their existing conditions and life experiences.

     

    On the MIND (mental/emotional) level, I work with clients to reveal the underlying and limiting beliefs, the cause that is creating the physical manifestation or effects in their life. I help my clients to create and incorporate new thoughts, beliefs and actions that are aligned with their dreams and desires.

     

    On the BODY, or physical level it means working with what is going on in the client's physical world-what is actually happening in their experience and within their life’s wheel. I help my clients to create environments and action plans that support their dreams and desires.

     

     

    Spiritual Counseling

     

    The purpose of a spiritual counseling session is to assist and inspire you to recognize and establish a new belief through spiritual principles and through the power of Prayer or Spiritual Mind Treatment.

     

    In a Spiritual Counseling session I assist the client in understanding their problem and its cause by asking compassionate questions and using active listening skills. Then, through prayer, the law of Mind in Action is set in motion to heal and reveal the Spiritual Truth.

     

    Spiritual Counseling is not the same as psychological counseling. A psychologist bases their work in a medical model and does not focus on spirituality. As your spiritual counselor I bases my work from a spiritual perspective with the focus on prayer and treatment to shift and transform existing conditions.

     

    Spiritual Counseling is not the same as coaching. Coaches help clients to take specific actions towards a specific goal or desire. In spiritual counseling I use spiritual principles as the basis for all my guidance in working with you. I do not attempt to counsel or coach clients on problems beyond the scope of a spiritual focus.

     

    The relationship between you, my client and myself is one of complete confidence and what is shared in a session is never discussed with anyone, except when legally required for certain situations.

     

    A Spiritual Counseling appointment may include one or more of the following:

    • Meditation
    • A discussion with the client regarding the existing problems and issues
    • An assignment of spiritual reading or practices
    • Prayer or Spiritual Mind Treatment

    Spiritual Counseling appointments are held in person or by telephone and last about one hour.

     

     

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