The roots of hypnosis trace back to ancient healing rituals, nowadays contemporary practice registered psychologists, and registered mental health social workers, trained as clinical hypnotherapists are able to integrate a wide range of psychotherapeutic approaches into their work.

Gestalt Psychotherapy is a highly progressive, liberating and holistic therapy that originated in the 1950’s with Fritz and Laura Perls.

Regression Therapy and Shamanic Journeying has historically been utilized in certain psychotherapy modalities, and hypnotic, and shamanic therapy to address re-occurring concerns in present-day life that do not seem to positively shift or heal with conventional clinical therapies.

Transpersonal Psychotherapy originally came into recognition in the West in the 1960’s as a therapy that was regarded as the “fourth force” in psychology.

The history of existential theory that informs therapy is rooted in ancient times throughout Socratic, Renaissance, Romantic and Asiatic sources.

The word shamanism itself is a generic term that encompasses the oldest form of healing and psycho-spiritual and energetic practices and sophisticated technology of consciousness known to humankind.

There is a saying that in order to fully appreciate who we are and where and how we belong to place and community in the here and now it is important to understand and appreciate where we come from, and to reconnect with our past and ancestral heritage.

Somatic psychotherapy is a depth psychological therapy that involves conscious attention to body awareness of sensations with breath in connection with images, cognitions, emotions and meaning making systems that may emerge and physical and energetic movement of flow sensation.

Mental Health Social Workers are highly trained clinicians who hold a minimum of four years of university education, with significant additional advanced psychotherapeutic training.

Yoga Nidra is a practical and safe technique that can offer powerful self-healing in addressing different ailments that the mind, body, or spirit may experience.

Healing Dream Work offers many opportunities to more deeply understand and process the significance of your dreaming, both at a psychological and spiritual level.