Select a session: Hypnotherapy Creativebeing Pathways Polarity Therapy Aromatherapy Massage Assisted meditation Flower essence consultation hourly rate and insurance receipts available. gift Add Comment Creative being pathways opens a dialogue between you and your inner guidance. Through a series of sessions you will learn to access your life purpose, your talents, your hidden gifts and untapped potential. This process is recommended to those who wish to find new and life affirming ways to live their lives. Whether you wish to stimulate your creativity in a chosen field or find clarification in how to define your role in the workplace, this 12 step programme is designed for you. An ideal journey for those experiencing mid-life crisis, retirement, divorce or creative burnout. These are gateway moments where we have the opportunity to re-evaluate our choices, our priorities, and our sense of self. Through a rich process of dialogue, visualization, spiritual psychotherapy and guidance, you will take the journey of a lifetime that will bring you closer to your Self. This Self is your authentic nature which when finally expressed gives life meaning and inner fulfillment. for more info: call Krysia 514 695 7950 This process includes hypnotherapy, counselling, bodywork ,energy healing, mandala making and breathwork Holistic hypnotherapy is a blend of creative visualization, affirmation and deep relaxation. A perfect tool to manage stress, Holistic hypnotherapy teaches you how to release deep seated tensions and anxieties, replacing them with confidence and inner peace.
Holistic hypnotherapy looks at the root causes of a problem and treats the whole person not just the symptom. Therapy is always done with a deep caring and respect for the client and their needs. We know that all disease originates with stress. Stress often arises out of patterns of thought that need to be turned around. Once we reframe our thinking , making it work for us rather than against us, great things can happen. Being in "the zone" means that the brain waves are in a state receptive to change. In alpha the brain is meditative. Hypnosis takes the brain even deeper , into theta where imagery and suggestion reframe our behaviours.  The natural outcome of a yoga practice is meditation. Meditation arises after you have learned to relax. Our first thought of what relaxation might be does not compare to the truth of what relaxation can be. It is , in fact , a gradual process of dropping away fear. Fear is the tension behind all of the muscular tensions of the body and that tension permeates body and mind until it is deliberately released.
Yoga teaches us how to use our breathing to move into all of those tight , held areas. With the exhalation we learn how to gradually surrender tension, layer by layer. The postures help us to find those typical sites of tension, through stretching. The breath does the rest. As each area is de-stressed, the inhalation replaces that stressed area with new vitality and a feeling of spaciousness. It is here that meditation begins, as we enter that new spaciousness within. The relaxed body can sit without stirring, poised like the lily floating on water. The medium that the meditator floats on is the breath. The process of relaxation continues as we apply our attention in meditation. Continuing to relax, we now can relax the mind gradually. Tension in the mind is called thinking. As we surrender mental tension we surrender thought. We replace this thinking tension with pure space. Now we are beginnning to be here.  Now your yoga practice is done and it is time to draw up a pillow for the sitting part of your practice. The breath is steady and full. A deep peace permeates your body. The mind feels vast like the sky. Take a moment to extend into space leaving your personal identity behind. Using your awareness like a needle, thread through the eye of that needle into a transpersonal sense of yourself. All of a sudden your perspective has shifted radically. Entering the realm of the heart, free yourself from any dark or heavy emotion leaving the heart to claim its true vibration of unconditional love. As the heart opens, the breath deepens. You feel as vast as the ocean floor. Dive into the sound of ommm. It resonates in the silence of your stillness. Dissolve in that vibration, floating like the lotus, radiating light. This is your new blog post. Click here and start typing, or drag in elements from the top bar. Life essence Creations Aromatherapy Blends: treat yourself!
Now available in 30ml. bottles for personal use/gifts. Made with pure essential oils in an almond oil base. These blends are fresh blended at therapeutic grade (very concentrated). A little goes a long way. Use them topically, in massage or put a teaspoon in the bath for an aromatherapy bath experience. $20 each  Aromatherapy massage is a specific type of massage treatment. It is known as the international method because aroma therapists worldwide practice it. This massage is designed to introduce the benefits of the essential oils into the body most efficiently by using a combination of strokes, acupressure, and energy balancing over many parts of the body.
The first thing to determine is the correct blend of oils to use. Each essential oil has true medicinal properties and is a type of herbal medicine in concentrated form. The molecules of the essential oils pass into the interstitial spaces between the cells and are conducted to various parts of the body through the blood stream. Different oils have affinity to different body systems. For instance, geranium essential oil has an affinity with the hormonal system, chamomile with the digestive and nervous systems. The study of the actions of the oils is the study of aromatherapy.  A mandala of alchemical change : It shows the eternal spirit or consciousness surrounded by the yin/yang of opposites that determine our outer world. As emotions and reactions are transformed or sublimated, the chalice of the chakras where all growth takes place, is transformed. The seed self or essential self is held in the chrysalis of change.We give birth to ourselves daily. Here is an excerpt on the subject of mandala as a tool of transformation from my upcoming book, " Phoenix Descending"
Jung describes the mandala as a pictorial representation of the Self. The center of the mandala radiates with the essence of our being while the periphery contains the dynamic of our story of maturation. Like the plant that moves through its various stages of growth to its final flowering, we too, observe our lives striving toward the release of our authentic spirit. Although in the mandala this spirit emanates from the center, all the other components that are held within the circle must find their resolution for that center to be freed. And so we find ourselves in struggle or in process in life with all of those variables of our nature and circumstance, moving toward creating balance and inner truth. The mandala is a mirror, a pictorial representation of the contents of our life drama at that moment in symbolic form. Not unlike the dream, the mandala seems to create itself out of the symbols and archetypes of the unconscious, with an intention or movement toward resolution of the opposites that naturally arise in our life. Thus the mandala is understood to be healing, a healing device through which greater integration of the disparate parts of our being can take place. Mythic symbols constitute one of the great keys unlocking the preconscious reservoir of the mind. Where ideas are expressed in symbols, they serve as doorways into the inner courts of understanding. From Strong Eye of Shamanism Robert Ryan  In the early 1930's, fifty years before any major research on stress related disorders was done, the renowned British physician and scientist, Dr. Edward Bach began to recognize that many of his patients' ills seemed to be directly related to their various negative states of mind. For example, he noted that anxiety, worrisome thoughts, even lack of self-confidence, so deplete the individual's vitality that the body loses its natural resistance and becomes vulnerable to infections and disease. Today, current research supports these findings.
"To bring oneself back into harmony, back to balance, requires the development of a more positive loving nature." Dr. Bach said. Merely treating disease does not deal with the root cause of the problem. Bach turned to the healing plants of Nature and eventually found thirty-eight flowering plants, which were later proven to positively alleviate a wide range of mental and emotional stresses. The Bach Remedies, as they are now called, work to gently re-establish emotional and psychological equilibrium. Considered a major breakthrough, the Bach remedies have been used worldwide for over half a century with great success by a broad spectrum of health care practitioners, including doctors, chiropractors, psychologists, and other holistically minded therapists. The remedies have been remarkably effective in alleviating tension, loneliness, fear, insecurity, jealousy, shyness, poor self-image and other emotional and psychological difficulties. |
RSS Feed