by Rachael Chatham | Jan 1, 2020 | Psychology, Relationships
In Buddhist philosophy there is a well known concept relating to the paradox of acceptance. It states that when we accept things as they are, oftentimes challenging things that we don’t really want to accept, it is then and only then that they can change....
by Rachael Chatham | Dec 27, 2019 | Relationships, The Father Wound
Forgiving a toxic parent. Oof. This is a big one, gang. Here’s the thing: there is a very clear message that deserves forgiveness and a commitment to move forward in a relationship. When you are ready. The Apology That message contains three things: a sincere...
by Rachael Chatham | Dec 14, 2019 | Inner Child Wisdom, Psychology, The Father Wound
Last month I did my first ever podcast interview. Nerve wracking? Check. Anxiety provoking? Check. Intellectually challenging? Check. The invitation to talk with Lourdes Viado on her podcast Women in Depth: Conversations about the Inner Lives of Women came after I...
by Rachael Chatham | Nov 26, 2019 | Practices, Psychology, Uncategorized
I made my first vlog (eek!) this morning to answer the question of “what is guided imagery?” I hope this video will answer any questions you have about the process. If not, please leave your question below! Keep this conversation...
by Rachael Chatham | Nov 15, 2019 | Uncategorized
One of the most challenging aspects of the human experience is negative familial relationships. In particular, strained or toxic relationships with a parent can be incredibly hard to contend with both in childhood and in adulthood. Personality conflicts with a...
