A Deep Conversation With Magdalena Sabatino

To connect with Magdalena, visit

https://magdalenasabatino.com

https://www.instagram.com/magdalena.sabatino/

A link to my book,  Hardship and Bliss: Reflections for Mothers Who Seek Connection Magdalena Sabatino is an artist, holistic counselor and creative guide. After

many years of searching, she has finally arrived at the sweet spot, where

two of her biggest passions for creativity and healing meet, unite, and

constantly enrich each other.

As a young woman, she had an insatiable thirst for understanding why we

are the way we are, which propelled her onto an educational journey in

human psychology and personal growth. It started in Warsaw, Poland,

where she entered her Master’s degree in Psychology and ended in

Newport, Rhode Island, where she earned her Master’s degree in Holistic

Counseling from Salve Regina University.

As an artist, she follows her intuitive urges and tries to focus more on the

creative experience rather than the final product. Her art practice is also

her meditative and spiritual practice, during which she attempts to connect

to something bigger than herself. As she lets go of control, takes risks on

canvas, and trusts the creative process, her pieces emerge into what they

wish to become. Usually, into whimsical, colorful, intuitive, and abstract

images inspired by nature and feminine energy.

As a counselor, she guides her clients back to their holistic wellness. She

helps them understand that they are multidimensional beings with layers of

physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects to themselves. The

foundation of her work is healing the wounded inner child and assisting her

clients in recognizing how this wounding affected their lives. She believes

that wholeness is not cutting off a portion of one’s being, but it is the

integration of all aspects of oneself, even the broken, imperfect ones, that

creates a true, whole human being.

It is her absolute pleasure to gather people together for transformative

experiences. She enjoys creating workshops and retreats during which

participants have a chance to reconnect with their creativity and heal their

wounded parts along the way. She is in the process of creating her first

online course “Emotional processing through art journaling”.