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Storms of Affect or Depression

Sharon Barnes January 30, 2017 Creative Healing, depression, dreams, emotional resilience, Existential Depression, Jungian psychology, quotations, Soul Care Leave a Comment

When [life] buffets us most severely with storms of affect or depression, we can also expect to find in dreams and fantasy the healing meaning that rescues. by Edward Edinger brought to you by Sharon M. Barnes, MSSW, LCSW Therapist For Sensitive And Gifted

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Testimonials

I like how you showed us Jung’s approach and how it means that many gifted have a need to develop personally to a deeper, higher level, and that problems are an “invitation to grow and develop further”. Attendee, CAGT 2016

Jung's approach

I like the analogy of ocean waves and emotion waves – and that there are degrees of feelings, just like different colored flags on an ocean beach. I want more time to learn about this!

Emotional waves

The 5 G’s are great. I also liked your many analogies. I want to learn more about how symptoms can be a sign to grow and develop and also how to recognize and appropriately express emotions. Attendee CAGT 2016

5 G's

analogy of riding the waves in the ocean and waves of emotion was the best! NHJ, GT adult & parent. SENG Conference, 2015

Ride the Wave

I like your acronym of CASIGY to describe gifted characteristics quickly. Attendee CAGT 2016

CASIGYs

Your presentation was extremely rich in material. So many practical ways to deal with things, heal and help others. The in-session breathing exercise was great. Thanks so much! Loved it! FA, GT adult,GT parent. SENG Conference 2015.

Extremely rich material

I like the ways of calming oneself and the reflective tools that you teach. CAGT 2016 Attendee

I like ways of calming

The Personal Power Pyramid is great. Please send me more info on it. There never seems to be enough time! SK, GT Educator, GT Adult, GT parent/grandparent. SENG Conference 2015.

Personal Power Pyramid

Your reindeer analogy was great! BN, teacher

reindeer analogy

Thank you again for everything you have done for both my son and myself! He has been coming home happier than I have seen him in years, and more willing to share about his day at school than ever before. He is setting his alarm clock without reminders, taking showers without reminders, making his lunch, and seeking teachers for clarification of assignments!!!! When I tried to remind him about something last week, he said, “If you want me to be independent, let me be independent and figure it out…

Son now taking initiative

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