Roots to Thrive: Healing, Community and Psychedelics
In this episode, Carrie talks to Dr. Pamela Kryskow, Julia Sheffield and Todd Haspect, who are space holders for the Roots to Thrive Program.
In this episode, Carrie talks to Dr. Pamela Kryskow, Julia Sheffield and Todd Haspect, who are space holders for the Roots to Thrive Program.
In this podcast episode, Carrie talks with Jason Digges, author of the new book Conflict=Energy
Courtenay Stratton is a Total Embodiment practitioner. Today she joins Carrie to talk about her experience with group work
In today’s episode, Dr. Kylin Lee is joining Carrie to talk everything groups.
The past months have been busy and exciting for Carrie, from being part of ketamine-assisted psychotherapy training to holding her circle training retreat. Tune in to hear all about Carrie’s new endeavors. More on in this episode: Carrie’s experience in a ketamine assisted psychotherapy training Being a facilitator in a Ketamine assisted group for first … Read more
Courtenay Stratton is a Total Embodiment practitioner. Today she joins Carrie to talk about her experience with group work
Today’s episode is about the final stage of group development, Adjourning. In this episode, Carries talks about what you can do to help your clients go through this phase and some of the most common themes during this stage.
Carrie shares about the fourth stage of group development: Performing. Performing is an exciting stage; It is where you start seeing the fruit of the work you’ve done with the group up until this point. During this stage, the group starts working showing up for each other.
In this episode, Carries sits down with a good friend and dear colleague, Anna Maria Signorelli, to reflect on the benefits of Circle Work and the transformative force of circle work training.
In today’s episode, Carrie shares about the third stage of group development: Norming. This is the stage after the so feared storm. During this stage, the members of the group start feeling connected as a whole.