“Healing comes because we can identify the poison.”
~ Fanny Brewster, PhD
Approach
At Cultivating Wildflowers, healing is approached as a sacred return to wholeness. Rooted in depth psychology, contemplative psychotherapy, and anthropology, our work tends the wounds carried through personal, ancestral, and cultural experience. We support those navigating racial and intergenerational trauma, depression, anxiety, and grief with care that honors the complexity of the soul and the wisdom of those who came before us.
Area of Focus
Cultivating Wildflowers supports those seeking regeneration and healing from racial trauma, depression, anxiety, grief, and ancestral wounds. We approach these experiences with attention to the visible and hidden forces that shape life: personal history, ancestral memory, cultural inheritance, and spiritual disconnection. This work draws from depth psychology, contemplative psychotherapy, anthropology, narrative therapy, psychodynamic therapy, and symbolic practices.
Services
- Individual Therapy: Individual sessions focusing on your unique healing needs.
- Supervision: LPC candidate supervision integrating depth psychological and contemplative perspectives into clinical practice.
- Tarot Group: A journey into the archetypal energies of the tarot, focusing on their real-world presence and how to navigate these influences in daily life.
- Long Dance: An immersive journey that taps into ancestral wisdom and community, fostering deep healing and connection.