Spiritually Integrated Therapy
Tarot
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Astrology
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Spellwork
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Charm Casting
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Ancestral Work
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Tarot ✨ Astrology ✨ Spellwork ✨ Charm Casting ✨ Ancestral Work ✨
For those who feel called to explore spirituality in therapy, we can make space for intuition, intention, and a deeper understanding of yourself. Spirituality can look different for everyone—it might be tarot, nature, a particular faith or tradition, or simply a sense that there is something meaningful beyond ourselves.
I sometimes incorporate tarot as a tool for reflection and introspection, using the cards to explore emotions, patterns, possibilities, and questions that may be difficult to access in more traditional conversation. We can also work with intention setting and other practices that help you connect with what you want to cultivate in your life.
Rather than providing answers or telling you what something “means,” I see spirituality as a way of helping you access your own inner wisdom and guidance. You are always invited to draw from whatever sources of meaning feel right for you.
Another cool tool for therapy can be astrology! Together, we look at your natal birth chart to see what influences might have been at play for you. Astrological transits, such as the famed “mercury in Gatorade” can also be a fun place to get more insight into our life.
It’s important to me to acknowledge that ultimately, we are a result of the choices we make. Not a result of the planets and what sign they were in. However, it can be a fun and insightful way to explore different themes and energies and how they relate to your life.
Together, we can add a depth in your therapy work via a variety of spiritual
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Most of all, these practices are meant to be reflective tools for your life and where you’d like to be.
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Connecting with your spiritual side reminds me of the, “Give a man a fish, he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish, he eats for a lifetime.”
Connecting to something higher can fall into the “eat for a lifetime” idea.
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Using spirituality within your therapeutic practice can be a great way to add community and connection into your life - both with others, and with yourself.