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If you're a baby therapist (or a seasoned pro) looking for a sign, this is it! Lean into moments of extrasensory perception. Take leaps of faith toward alternative career paths. Trust that your current discomfort heralds growth. My longtime friend and one-time coworker Virginia Castillo, LCPC, is a chill, uplifting study in clearing space for all three. Our convo is such a gift for this quiet time of year. It's the season of turning inward, exploring our options, and assuming that our seemingly "out there" choices will have a positive ripple effect.
The therapy profession isn't an easy path to tread, especially when you enter the field ready and willing to do your own work. Few therapists-in-training receive that message from their professors or case supervisors. I say it all the time: better support of our clients begins when we acknowledge those parts of ourselves that require deeper exploration or healing.
Virginia has recently taken her intrapersonal work to a deeper level with clairvoyant training. Clairvoyants have a highly developed capacity for receiving the information, then distilling it into a more accessible format.
As her studies progress, Virginia's coming out more as clairvoyant to friends and a few family members. It's a challenging process as some find her pursuit too woo-woo to take seriously. Virginia has come to accept that she might lose some people as she taps further into her abilities. And, that's ok. Her clairvoyance may cause waves in her personal life, but it's the ripples she hopes to extend to her clients. "If you can create that space in the therapy room with people and guide them into learning how to heal themselves, that's the healing."
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Silver Lining Psychotherapy
Virginia Castillo LCPC is a licensed clinical professional counselor, owner and founder of Silver Lining Psychotherapy, LLC., in Chicago. She is a first-generation Mexican American and proud Latina.
For full show notes, resources, and links to connect with our guest, visit: http://www.headhearttherapy.com/podcast
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If you're a baby therapist (or a seasoned pro) looking for a sign, this is it! Lean into moments of extrasensory perception. Take leaps of faith toward alternative career paths. Trust that your current discomfort heralds growth. My longtime friend and one-time coworker Virginia Castillo, LCPC, is a chill, uplifting study in clearing space for all three. Our convo is such a gift for this quiet time of year. It's the season of turning inward, exploring our options, and assuming that our seemingly "out there" choices will have a positive ripple effect.
The therapy profession isn't an easy path to tread, especially when you enter the field ready and willing to do your own work. Few therapists-in-training receive that message from their professors or case supervisors. I say it all the time: better support of our clients begins when we acknowledge those parts of ourselves that require deeper exploration or healing.
Virginia has recently taken her intrapersonal work to a deeper level with clairvoyant training. Clairvoyants have a highly developed capacity for receiving the information, then distilling it into a more accessible format.
As her studies progress, Virginia's coming out more as clairvoyant to friends and a few family members. It's a challenging process as some find her pursuit too woo-woo to take seriously. Virginia has come to accept that she might lose some people as she taps further into her abilities. And, that's ok. Her clairvoyance may cause waves in her personal life, but it's the ripples she hopes to extend to her clients. "If you can create that space in the therapy room with people and guide them into learning how to heal themselves, that's the healing."
GUEST BIO
Silver Lining Psychotherapy
Virginia Castillo LCPC is a licensed clinical professional counselor, owner and founder of Silver Lining Psychotherapy, LLC., in Chicago. She is a first-generation Mexican American and proud Latina.
For full show notes, resources, and links to connect with our guest, visit: http://www.headhearttherapy.com/podcast
HEY LISTENERS…
Tell us about yourself, win prizes! Complete this short survey by November 30, 2021 to be entered - https://tinyurl.com/cwhsurvey2021
***
Conversations with a Wounded Healer is a proud member of @mhnrnetwork.
Let's be friends! You can find me in the following places...
Website:
www.headhearttherapy.com/podcast
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/WoundedHealr/
https://www.facebook.com/HeadHeartTherapy/
Instagram:
@headhearttherapy
Twitter:
@WoundedHealr
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