Daphne Stevens,
Ph.D.
" All sickness is homesickness." The words of the author Dianne
Connelly echo within me as I work as a consultant in Macon, Georgia. Symptoms--depression,
anxiety, PTSD, phobias, the emergence of the symptoms of ADD, and the gnawing
sense that we are "stuck" in work or in relationships--are signals
that the soul is preparing for greater wholeness. Life crises triggered
by divorce, death, career setbacks, and other traumas are excruciating, but
they invite us to deepen into our birthright as whole human beings. Personal growth is, at its heart,
soul-work.
Through entering into a dialogue with our deeper,
wiser self, we can learn to say yes to our innate capacity
for creativity, depth, integrity, and joyful living. My
Services
I am pleased to offer several services to individuals
and professionals:
Coaching
What
is coaching? How does it differ from psychotherapy?
And most of all, is it right for YOU?
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Psychotherapy
I
view this service as soul-care: emotional and spiritual
work in the finest sense of the disciplines
of healing
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Dreamwork
Exploration
of dreams and their meanings open new pathways of discovery
and enlightenment.
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Tapes & CDs
Created
out of years as a psychotherapist specializing in hypnosis,
relaxation, stress management, and affective
disorders
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On-line
services
Online therapy services are a new
development in the field of mental health. While
email exchange is never
a real substitute for face-to-face sessions, it can
be extremely helpful,
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Newsletter
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thoughts, suggestions and interesting links and resources.
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On-line Forum
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this site are encouraged to comment on the Subject for the
week. I hope you will find this feature interesting and enlightening.
There is also an archive of past forums for you to explore.
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