James Clay Colvin

What does it REALLY mean to be holistic and integrative? It means - you are a universe of different thoughts, quirks, capabilities, physical attributes, emotions, neurological functions, shortcomings, and strengths. It means problems aren't created - or solved - in a vacuum. In order to truly heal, we have to address the relationships between mind, body, spirit, and emotions. We have to consider the Universe. I work with members of all faiths (Christian or not) to restore the connection between mental health, physical health and spiritual healing. I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT) - but over half of my clients are individuals. I have a Master of Divinity (M.Div) and practice Pastoral Counseling as well. If faith is important to you, I can work within that. But it's not a requirement. I also help persons with cancer discover the emotional roots of the condition to spur healing. My practice integrates the skills of listening, conversation, meditation, Reiki (when/if client agrees) and intuition. I weave these together with the techniques of energy work, verbal dialogue and spiritual presence. Between-session homework may include things like dream journaling, self-dialogue, dialogue with your partner, and various self-care exercises. Specialties: I work with individuals and couples who feel emotionally and spiritually stuck. With individuals I use, among other approaches, Internal Family Systems along with close body listening as means to a more fulfilled life. I help couples connect more deeply in many ways, often using Wired for Love by Stan Tatkin as a resource. Credentials & Experience: I am not only a licensed therapist but also an ordained minister in a progressive denomination as well as a trained practitioner of reiki and integrated energy therapy. Any and all of these areas can benefit our work together.

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