Holistic Psychotherapy

How PSYCHOSYNTHESIS Can Help You

When To Seek Help

About Marjorie

Contact Marjorie

Sometimes you need someone to talk to - - -

when the way you feel is affecting your sleep, your eating habits,

your job, your relationships, your everyday life.

Holistic Psychotherapy takes traditional counseling methods

to the next level incorporating mind, body, and spirit

in a holistic approach to each person individually.

“My goal for you is to become indestructibly happy from within -

to realize your creative potential,

increase your ability to function harmoniously in the world,

improve the quality of all your relationships,

and to do what you want to do when you

tune into your innermost sense of self and purpose.

My philosophy is that every obstacle is an opportunity to grow and learn”.

My practice is based on the principles of Psychosynthesis.

It is a philosophy for living, a set of principles and a dynamic, open-ended approach to personal and transpersonal integration and synthesis.

Psychosynthesis seeks to enable you to discover and take the next step toward greater inner freedom and responsible expression in the world.

This process prepares one to choose consciously to cooperate with a natural growth and unfoldment, which leads to order and harmony within the individual and in society.

Psychosynthesis is composed of two Greek words; "Psycho," meaning Self or Soul, spelled with a capital "S", and "synthesis" meaning bringing together.

Psychosynthesis is a philosophy for living, a set of principles and a dynamic, open-ended approach to personal and transpersonal integration and synthesis.

Wherever applied, Psychosynthesis seeks to enable the person or group to discover and take the next step toward greater inner freedom and responsible expression in the world.

Together we work to help you:

Discover your path

Find greater meaning and purpose in your life

Live pro-actively, based on choices you make rather than reactively based on distortions you hold

Gain greater understanding of yourself in relation to the world and your place in it.