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Brittiney George’s Approach to BodyMind Healing
“I firmly believe that pain (physical and emotional) can be an ally in healing. In the craziness of life, pain is often the wakeup call. Listening to the body helps create an awareness of when you need to stop, change direction, or move differently. In this way, the bodymind connection is an invaluable tool in healing.”
Contact Brittiney George
To schedule an appointment, or for more information, please contact Brittiney at:
- Email: movebackintolife@gmail.com,
- Phone: (610) 389-7866
Textbooks by Elizabeth Venart
Elizabeth co-authored a chapter on Healing Trauma through Humanistic Connection for the book, “Humanistic Perspectives on Contemporary Counseling Issues” published by Routledge in August 2011.
Journal Articles by Elizabeth Venart
Elizabeth has written the following articles in professional journals on the topic of counselor wellness.
Articles about Elizabeth’s Work and The Resiliency Center
There have been several articles written about The Resiliency Center and Elizabeth’s various areas of practice.
Contact Elizabeth Venart
For more information about Elizabeth or the services she provides, contact her at:
- Website: www.elizabethvenart.com
- Email: elizabethvenart@counselingsecure.com
- Phone: (215) 233-2002
Contact Tracey A. Smith
For more information about the benefits of Tracey’s practice, contact her at:
- Website: www.wellnesswrksllc.com
- Phone: 215-605-3221
- Email: tracey@wellnesswrksllc.com
Jen Perry’s Heartful Approach to Helping
“I have a deep respect for my clients who are the experts on themselves and their lives. Together we build partnerships to find solutions that will work, relying on the client’s knowledge of themselves and my background experience in psychology and mindfulness. This partnership is the heart of therapy, teaching, and coaching. There is a metaphor that I like a lot about the helping relationship that arises from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: My client and I are climbing our separate mountains. From my vantage point, I can see where the nearest footholds and handholds are for my client; they have to do the climbing, but I have some distance and can help by seeing where they may be successful.”
Contact Jen Perry
Jen offers a free telephone consult and is happy to answer any questions you may have. She can be reached at:
- Email: jenperry7@mac.com
- Phone: (215) 292-5056
- Website: www.heartfulnessconsulting.com
