In this episode, depth + somatic psychotherapist and The Whole Paradox Host, Molly Mitchell-Hardt interviews author, somatic experiencing practitioner Kimberly Ann Johnson. They talk about: menopause as a reckoning hormones as gods the culture around menopause and aging "worrying" about fertility, perimenopause, menopause the pressure to go on HRT …

In this episode, depth + somatic psychotherapist and The Whole Paradox Host, Molly Mitchell-Hardt interviews couples psychotherapist and coach Ashley Batistick. They talk about: uncertainty and doubt in relationships couples therapy and the Emotionally Focused Therapy modality the depth perspective in couples work holding the tension of opposites f…

In this episode, depth + somatic psychotherapist and The Whole Paradox Host, Molly Mitchell-Hardt interviews psychotherapist and podcaster Gina Minardi. They talk about: being and raising highly sensitive people the defining qualities of HSPs the initiatory experience of the motherhood journey navigating the highly sensitive family ecosystem and mu…

In this episode, depth + somatic psychotherapist and The Whole Paradox Host, Molly Mitchell-Hardt interviews author, podcaster, and Jungian Analyst, Lisa Marchiano. They talk about: the power of seeing through a symbolic/archetypal lens the Jungian conception of the psyche the nature of the unconscious her books Motherhood: Facing and Finding Yours…

In this episode, depth and somatic psychotherapist, Molly Mitchell-Hardt and musical artist and ineffable multimedia creator Zachary Murdock have a meandering, silly, philosophical conversation about: Inspiring literature and music Evolution of consciousness Zach’s inner experience as an artist and creative Bearing the liminal nature of living in t…

In this episode, Molly Mitchell-Hardt explores what elements may have come together that paved road to present day and how this informed human experience and culture on every level: "To give us context for the cultural milieu we find ourselves in, mired in global conflict, a worldwide pandemic, and climate crisis to name a few, I find solace in loo…

In this episode Molly Mitchell-Hardt interviews teacher, astrologist, mystic, Jana Roemer. They Discuss: Moving through grief Normalization of crying Main astrological energies of 2024 and how to orient to what is in store Motherhood and hope in the modern age And much more... Find Jana Roemer: Follow Jana on instagram Find out more about her work …

Why so much suffering? The constant and unspeakable atrocities of humanity over and over and over it repeats, the horrors we inflict upon others, ourselves, is there a difference? I turn to the void, unhinge my jaw, I open to let it in. “Is this going to annihilate me?” “Yes my love, let it.” On my knees I reach down to the earth, the tears come, w…

The elder mother gathers the liminal one out of bed. She dresses in earthen skins, her belly round and ripening. She is led blindfolded down a well trodden path into the forest and on into a clearing. A circle of mothers around a fire at the center, tended by maidens in flowing white dress... The ceremony ends as the liminal one is offered gifts an…

Western culture has in many ways lost conscious relationship with the forces of initiation, so many of us are unconsciously dragged along into initiatory trial after initiatory trial without context, without the container of the community or the elders to hold us and imbue our experiences with meaning and sacred purpose. Without the anchoring of co…

The seat of therapist or healing professional is a very privileged role and as such, I believe we have a duty and responsibility to be doing our own inner work. In a position of power and with the shadow unchecked it is all too easy to get stuck in a trap of unconscious manipulation, vying for power and control, or using the work to focus on others…

A crackling fire, the drum beat, feet rhythmically lifting and pounding on the Earth, dust whirling up like smoke, singing the world awake. Consciousness shifts. We are lifted out of the temporal and transported beyond as we have been doing since the dawn. As Jungian analyst Dr. Jeffery Raff said, humans have “...the innate capacity to unite with t…

There are myriad paradoxes at work in life and when we straddle two opposing positions we enter a closer approximation of truth and wholeness. Carl Jung said “… the paradox is one of our most valued spiritual possessions.” When we can hold the tension we are honoring the spectrum and complexity of life. Aliveness is in that tension, transformation …