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Episode 43: A Conversation with Lisha Song, Intuitive Trauma Therapist and Teacher
The Survived to Thrive podcast welcomes a special guest Lisha Song, LMHC.
Her Bio Reads:
"Lisha Song is a licensed mental health counselor in Washington state and has over 20 years of experience working with trauma and Complex PTSD. She graduated from Washington State University with a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology from the School of Education.
For 20 years, Lisha has been integrating the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual aspects of self to help her clients experience a more robust healing journey, that not only infuses self-empowerment, but also self-love.
In her new book, Love What Hurts: A Guide for Healing Emotional Wounds and Following Your Intuition, intuitive trauma therapist and teacher Lisha Song, shows you how to gently befriend the wounded parts of self through the wisdom of the body and with the energy of curious compassion. From her own healing experiences, she changed the way she worked with clients to be more holistic and comprehensive, which includes the wisdom of the pain body and the inner intuitive voice we each possess. Lisha outlines the steps to the Clearing Exercise (ch. 7), which helps readers easily approach the origin of painful emotions that keep them from being wholly present in their lives and relationships. After the impact of these blocking beliefs and emotions are neutralized, Lisha shows you how to access, trust, and follow that Divine voice. Lisha takes you on a journey toward an easier, more empowered way to live and relate with others. A journey toward inner freedom and peace."
In this episode we discuss trauma that survivors of suicide loss experience and how to recognize symptoms of PTSD in ourselves. We also learn what the difference between typical grief and PTSD is, what it looks like for suicide loss survivors, and when it is a good idea to seek out professional help.
As promised, the links are below to learn more about Lisha's services and to order her new book "Love What Hurts" .
http://www.SacredHealingPlaceTacoma.com
https://www.facebook.com/sacredhealingplacetacoma
https://www.instagram.com/sacredhealingplace
As always, thanks for listening!
We are a community dedicated to empower survivors of suicide loss along their grief journey. We invite you to check out our website to sign up for our weekly newsletter, along with other free materials."
Website: https://www.survived-to-thrive.com/
Email: [email protected]
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By Amy MillerThe Survived to Thrive podcast welcomes a special guest Lisha Song, LMHC.
Her Bio Reads:
"Lisha Song is a licensed mental health counselor in Washington state and has over 20 years of experience working with trauma and Complex PTSD. She graduated from Washington State University with a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology from the School of Education.
For 20 years, Lisha has been integrating the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual aspects of self to help her clients experience a more robust healing journey, that not only infuses self-empowerment, but also self-love.
In her new book, Love What Hurts: A Guide for Healing Emotional Wounds and Following Your Intuition, intuitive trauma therapist and teacher Lisha Song, shows you how to gently befriend the wounded parts of self through the wisdom of the body and with the energy of curious compassion. From her own healing experiences, she changed the way she worked with clients to be more holistic and comprehensive, which includes the wisdom of the pain body and the inner intuitive voice we each possess. Lisha outlines the steps to the Clearing Exercise (ch. 7), which helps readers easily approach the origin of painful emotions that keep them from being wholly present in their lives and relationships. After the impact of these blocking beliefs and emotions are neutralized, Lisha shows you how to access, trust, and follow that Divine voice. Lisha takes you on a journey toward an easier, more empowered way to live and relate with others. A journey toward inner freedom and peace."
In this episode we discuss trauma that survivors of suicide loss experience and how to recognize symptoms of PTSD in ourselves. We also learn what the difference between typical grief and PTSD is, what it looks like for suicide loss survivors, and when it is a good idea to seek out professional help.
As promised, the links are below to learn more about Lisha's services and to order her new book "Love What Hurts" .
http://www.SacredHealingPlaceTacoma.com
https://www.facebook.com/sacredhealingplacetacoma
https://www.instagram.com/sacredhealingplace
As always, thanks for listening!
We are a community dedicated to empower survivors of suicide loss along their grief journey. We invite you to check out our website to sign up for our weekly newsletter, along with other free materials."
Website: https://www.survived-to-thrive.com/
Email: [email protected]