Listen to the podcast now Watch on YouTube Have you met the Wild Woman? Hopefully regardless of how old you are, you know her and you know her well. Perhaps you caught a faint whiff of her on a steamy hot Summer night or when a societal or cultural issue ignited your inner fire to
Here is a new podcast on the Wild Woman. Listen here: https://www.tendherwild.com/2023/10/13/87-dr-stacey-shelby-tracking-the-wild-woman-archetype/ Summary from Tend Her Wild: Join us today as we interview Dr Stacey Shelby, an author, speaker and depth psychotherapist. This deep conversation about understanding the wild woman archetype and how it shows up in modern western culture. Today we discuss: Dr. Stacey’s early
Episode Description I had a lively discussion with Dr. Kelli Ritter from the The Nourished Soul. We recorded the interview just as I was about to make the move to California and Kelli was waiting to be evacuated due to a hurricane! But we were able to make it work as we spoke about depth psychology,
Open: In Conversation with Dr Stacey Shelby schedule Friday, September 2, 6:00pm - 7:15pm (PDT) Stacey Shelby, Ph.D., is an author, speaker, educator, and depth psychotherapist. She is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) in BC, Canada, a certified clinical dream tender, and has studied in folk medicines and yoga traditions. She is adjunct faculty teaching
“A dream is a piece of reality whose origin is personal but obscure, whose meaning is pregnant but uncertain and whose fate in the world of the waking-ego lies in our own hands.” - James Hall One thing that sets depth-psychotherapists apart from other therapists is that they work with dreams. In fact, they take
Here is a recent interview on the Women Leading Change Podcast with skilled interviewer and wild woman, Laureen Card. In it we discuss the wild woman archetype, patriarchy (not men!), relationships, sexuality, and the environment. I hope you enjoy listening. "By midlife a woman may become conscious of the ways culture has overdomesticated her, and she
Happy to share a recently published article for @goodness magazine. "By midlife, a woman may become conscious of some of the ways her culture has over-domesticated her, causing her to become more aware of her own wild and instinctual animal nature." Read the full article at: https://goodness.savoirflair.com/soul/368082/inner-wild-woman
I'm honoured to have been interviewed for the 100th episode of Women In Depth with Lourdes Viado! Please copy/paste the link and hear the podcast interview for free (the Women In Depth series is also on the podcast app). It is entitled: Rediscovering the Wild Woman Archetype. Here is one of the citations from the
What do bears, wild women, and the road to individuation have in common? A lot it turns out... I'm delighted to share this interview and article on the 2018 publication Tracking the Wild Woman Archetype: A Guide to Becoming a Whole In-Divisible Woman. https://www.pacificapost.com/bears-wild-woman-archetype-individuation?fbclid=IwAR0Tk8k0PEv-uu3zdRQhm4y7VcFFoBo7Ujjd9TEzLU1JiMELWg2HaBym6Kg
