Category: Archetypes

  • Light Worker, Shadow Walker, and the Integrated Therapist

    Light Worker, Shadow Walker, and the Integrated Therapist

    Why Therapists Are Drawn to These Words At some point in a therapist’s career, the language starts to feel thin. Diagnosis helps, but it does not tell the whole truth. Evidence-based models matter, yet they rarely capture what it feels like to sit with someone whose pain does not resolve on schedule. Even the most…

  • Into the Forest: A Practical Jungian Guide for Therapists

    Into the Forest: A Practical Jungian Guide for Therapists

    The Invitation into the Forest Let’s be honest: Jungian theory can feel like wandering into a fog-drenched forest without a map, trying to decode dream symbols with one hand and light a therapeutic candle with the other. It’s mysterious, evocative—and occasionally downright confusing. But somewhere beyond the jargon of alchemy, shadow integration, and the collective…

  • Unlocking the Psyche: Using Archetypes, Symbolic Cards, and Psychological Traits in Therapy

    Unlocking the Psyche: Using Archetypes, Symbolic Cards, and Psychological Traits in Therapy

    Why Talk Therapy Alone Isn’t Always Enough You ever have one of those therapy sessions where a client is just stuck? Like, so stuck that even their sighs sound exhausted? You ask a well-placed question, they shrug. You try rephrasing, they frown. You guide them toward an insight, and they look at you like you…