Watchman Nee writes “Man's spirit is the noblest part of man; it dwells in man's innermost part. Our spirit directs our conscience, intuition, and our worship”. My studies of the integration of psychology and faith systems has resulted in a balanced view of theology with sound therapeutic process. The client is not a victim of circumstance, but a free moral agent, capable of interpreting accurately the world around them.

When a system of faith is present, it can be a foundational strength to the work. My approach respects, values and integrates a person’s faith as they come to understand life reassembled.

The word psychology derives its origins from the study of the psyche or soul. Our emotional and mental processes are more than electrical impulse. Who we are and how we interface with life’s challenges impact us on a deep level; how we adapt or choose to avoid is the function of our soul.

Understanding what we are experiencing in our emotions helps us rightly interpret our feelings. Our feelings are shaped by our temperament and our life events. Our feelings help us gain insight into what is happening on the inside.

The human body is dramatically impacted by response to life pressures. Proper hydration, predicable sleep patterns, balanced nutrition, frequent exercise and limitations on screens all play a part in our body wellness. In addition, the image we hold of our bodies play an important role in how we perceive ourselves and our value. These considerations are a part of all my clients Wellness.