Tending the Soul: How We Recover the Heart of Our Calling – Quiz

Wendy Selevitch founded Soultenders when she discerned a need to support therapists in their private practice by supporting the “back-office, business/billing aspect” and providing such facilitating services to clinicians.

With the rise of Evidence-Based Practices, there also has arisen a therapeutic overemphasis on doing/providing interventions in service to symptom-reduction.

Cultivating trust in one’s clinical intuition in therapy is relevant to clinical decision-making when considering how to wisely apply and follow ethical/legal protocol.

This Fireside Chat sought to emphasize the cultivation of: 

Gaining ideas, images, reflections, and experiences on the “Great Topics” of life from a deeply human viewpoint 

Prior to the 17th Century, there was the notion of Spirit, Soul, and Body. With the rise of Cartesian thinking, Soul/Psyche was removed, leaving only Mind/Matter and Spirit/Body and the predominance of rationality and abstract thinking.

Soultenders consultation groups can be imagined as a place to cultivate community, feeling-relationships among colleagues, and create a “snowshoe” of support, encouragement, containment, orientation, and creative inspiration.