ellen H. Weiland LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
(Retired)
Mental Health Practice and Consultation
Style
After an initial assessment, I meet the
client at the crossroads of her / his described reality. I utilize
knowledge, skills and practices from traditional orthodox as well as
alternative philosophies and psychologys. I incorporate western and
eastern, ancient and modern traditions. As licensed clinical social
worker with ministerial training, I am experienced in the use of...
Communication Theory
Gestalt
Transactional Analysis
Drama / Psychodrama
Ego Psychology
Myth and Ritual
Systems Theory
Mythic reGenesis
Spiritual Midwifery
Psychospiritual Counseling
Psychodynamic Therapy
Psychophysical Reeducation
Bioenergetics
Subtle Energy Balancing
Sacred Dance
The use of art in treatment
Regressive Therapy
Trauma Resolution [preverbal, sexual, war/violence]
I offer a working knowledge of the triune-brain theory and have
extensive experience in helping clients navigate through spontaneous or
voluntary altered states of consciousness.
Intention
It is my intention:
to facilitate the
alleviation of stress and crisis for clients, their families. and the
growing world community;
to open the door of
possibilities and activate the individual's latent human capacities
to stand witness as clients
re-cognize self esteem, self trust and an over arching confidence in
life.
to teach personal and
interpersonal skills, which ground each person in
God
body, emotion and mind
world community.
culture
family
to develop flexible,
productive and creative living patterns
to facilitate improvements in
the quality of life and all its relationships
Labyrinth
of Human Development
The Labyrinth of Human Development, as again
activated in January, 1996, is an Internet and community exploration
into the mysteries of our being. It is my hope, that with time The
Labyrinth will develop into a supportive environment for those in
transformation, as well as those "called", and curious about their
path. The Labyrinth evolved from the transformational community founded
in Illinois. Just for this moment, I want to honor all those of us who
developed our potential within that group, and the many who have since
begun practices of their own, and woven a web into various parts of the
country, and beyond.