The Tower!!! In this episode, we use archetypal role-play and dialogue we explore the symbolism of the Tower tarot card and its implications for personal growth. We discuss the emotional impact of navigating relationships, the importance of finding meaning in destruction, and the process of rebuilding after significant life changes. 

Today we’re diving into the Devil card in Tarot.  We play around with roleplay, stepping into both Devil and Angel vibes to explore those inner tug-of-wars. Along the way, we get into how relationships shape who we are, what energy we bring into them, and how those push-pull dynamics actually teach us a lot. At the heart of it, this episode is about self-discovery—facing the messy stuff, embracing change, and learning to find balance between the different sides of yourself. 

Grab some tissues if you're sensitive, cuz this one brought us both to tears while engaging in it! After exploring the archetype of The Lovers Olivia shared that there is a "monster" within her. This episode explores just that! Through emotional dialogue and role play, we confront the 'monster' within, representing pain and fear, and work towards finding peace and understanding in life. 

Today we're exploring The Lovers in Caitlin engaging through archetypal role play . Here we delve into the complexities of love, relationships, and personal identity and discuss the balance between individuality and union in relationships, the pain of isolation, and the importance of acknowledging one's inner struggles. This leads to Olivia sharing that there is a "monster" within her that she would like to let out. 

In this episode, we explore the archetype of the Magician. Caitlin engages in roleplaying the role of the Magician in herself. Our conversation emphasizes the importance of intention, creativity, and the integration of magical elements into daily life, while also addressing the challenges of expressing one's magical self in a world that may not always understand it.

In this episode, we explore the archetype of The Fool inside Caitlin, discussing its significance in therapy and personal growth. The conversation highlights the collaboration of various archetypes within oneself and the necessity of integrating playfulness into daily life. 

In this conversation, we explore the archetype of the wounded healer, and discuss some of our personal journeys as therapists and how our experiences shape our practice.  We emphasize the importance of embracing imperfection, creating safe spaces for clients, and the transformative power of joy in therapy. We also lean into the significance of curiosity and reframing narratives in therapeutic settings, ultimately reinforcing the idea that clients can rewrite their own stories. 

In this episode, we dive back into the wild and wonderful world of animal archetypes and role play in therapy. We talk about why playfulness and self-reflection are so important, and what happens when you really become a character—fur, feathers, and all. From emotional discoveries to the power of stillness, we explore how stepping into different roles can open up new ways of understanding ourselves. 

In this episode we  dive into the world of animal archetypes using Kim Kranz's Animal Spirit Deck. Join us as they explore the transformative power of embodying animal spirits like the  Hawk, Butterfly, and Stingray. Through role-play and personal insights, we share how these archetypes can help us understand our inner selves and navigate life's challenges. Tune in for a journey of self-discovery, creativity, and playful exploration. 

In this episode, we explore the transformative power of archetypes through role-playing, focusing on the Emperor. We discuss the importance of vulnerability, the cost of emotional energy, and how play can facilitate healing. The conversation delves into personal reflections on identity, leadership, and the impact of joy in therapeutic settings. Through role-play, we embody different archetypes, examining our significance in personal development and the ripple effect of positive energy in relationships.