Have you ever had a partner who constantly: Undervalued your worth? Said they would pay for dinner, but then left you stuck with the bill at the end? Bought you a gift but several months to years later wanted it back? Changed the rules to the relationship and you couldn’t keep up? Was extremely controlling? I’ve had some epically unhealthy relationships in the past, but my relationship with insurance ranks at the top in regards to dysfunction. This is the type of partner that

I have, many times in the past, told others that I have not one artistic bone in my body. At that time, I had a very black and white mindset about what an artist was. I knew that my drawings did not look like real life, and that was all I was going off of. In fact, I would always introduce my oldest daughter as the artist in the family. Even during my formal training I opted to get a Bachelor's of Science in Psychology because a Bachelor's of Art seemed too fluffy at the time

Hi! My name is Rebecca and I grew up in the Northeast, in Pennsylvania originally. I have always had a deep respect for nature and was able to spend time at a lake house for part of my childhood. My happiest memories were outside talking with the squirrels, feeling the sunshine and being rejuvenated by the water. My childhood was not picture perfect, as is the case for many psychologists and healers. Around the age of 6 my parents divorced and I began to look at human behavio

Being The Intuitive Artologist means I get to bring ALL of me to my work with my clients. Psychology began to feel too limiting, despite there being a plethora of modalities to choose from. It took me a very long time to realize this, but now I see almost everything as an art form! For me in addition to physically creating art the incorporation of herbs, lifestyle, music, nature, gardening, energy medicine, and even the administration of psychological instruments is an art fo

How did I come to provide holistic psychological services, working with both children and adults, and running my own practice? I would say it is VERY rare for a school psychologist to leave a school setting, to become a licensed psychological associate and practice in the private sector. You give up a lot, such as retirement, decent health insurance, a consistent salary, and guaranteed holidays off. I thought I would work in a school until I retired, as many do! After having