Tag: psychotherapy

• Caring for Our People and Our Mother, The Earth

  Today is Mothers’ Day in the U.S., and the weather has turned warm enough for me to go barefooted in the house. The afternoons are even warm outdoors. This morning Jennie began putting in our kitchen garden. Even as we welcome this time of growth and the promise of abundance, I am troubled by events…

  Michael Watson PhD

  May 11, 2014

  First Nations, Psychotherapy, Sacred Lands, Shamanism

  healing, microaggression, Mothers’ Day, Native American, psychotherapy, Shamanism

• Love Across Difference

  Love across cultural boundaries can be more than challenging.

  Michael Watson PhD

  April 28, 2014

  First Nations, Psychotherapy, Social issues

  blood quantum, love, Native American, psychotherapy

• The Presence of Mystery and the Sacred

  Holy week reminds us of the immediacy of the sacred and the centrality of ceremony.

  Michael Watson PhD

  April 19, 2014

  First Nations, Healing, Other Subjects, Psychotherapy, Shamanism

  ceremony, Easter, psychotherapy, Shamanism

• An Honoring Ceremony

  An honoring ceremony shows us how far we have come and the distance yet to be covered.

  Michael Watson PhD

  April 8, 2014

  First Nations, Psychotherapy, Shamanism

  healing, honoring ceremony, Native American, psychotherapy, Shamanism