I have always been the type of person who are drawn to wholeness first and then then figure out the separate pieces after. For me, wholeness is what heals while separateness causes suffering. In my 25 years experience in Counselling & Psychotherapy I gained an in-depth understanding what healing entails ~ individuals moving into wholeness from separate or fragmented pieces of self. Although, most mainstream approaches continue to reinforce "separateness" For example, energy healer works with energy, physical therapists work with physical recovery, psychiatry & mental health works with psychological recovery, yoga therapists work with fascial releases and/or embodiment and so on. In my experience working with recovery, when we approach healing by treating only separate pieces of us, suffering linger. Healing calls for treating the whole person; breath, energy, tissue, physical alignment, and the nervous system.

Ratha Chek, Founder