Melding Minds and Mysteries: Discover the Benefits of Integrating Psychology with Shamanic Healing

The Urban Grief Shamans

Merging Minds and Spirits
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An insightful dialogue between host John Moir and his guest, Diane Puchbauer, discussing the integration of psychology, shamanism, and the profound impact of horses on healing and personal growth. Diane shares her journey from a troubled relationship with horses in her youth to embracing shamanism and energy psychology, revealing how these elements have transformed her professional practice as a psychologist and shamanic healer. The conversation explores the challenges of merging traditional and alternative healing methods, the role of animals in therapy, and navigating the realms of energy and spirituality within therapeutic contexts.
Introduction to Diane's Work
The Common Threads of Healing
Early Connections to Horses and Healing
Journey into Shamanism
Blending Psychology and Shamanic Practices
Navigating Professional Challenges
Therapeutic Outcomes and Client Stories
Reflections on Personal Growth
Futurism in Therapy Practices
Final Thoughts and Closing
Diane referred to her info for Midge Murphy, lawyer and doctorate in energy medicine Here
Credits
Intro: Far Out on the Pier — Christian Andersen, Epidemic Sound
Outro: Lush Dreams-The New Fools, Epidemic Sound
Foundation for Shamanic Studies: Explore here
“The Way of the Shaman” book by Michael Harner
Society for Shamanic Practice: Explore here
Explore Soulful Sorrows, our grief-tending website
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Chapters

1. Horses, Psychology, and Shamanism (00:00:00)

2. Healing Grief and Ancestral Patterns (00:12:50)

3. Integrating Shamanism Into Psychology Practice (00:27:46)

4. Animal Spirit Communication Bond and Comfort (00:39:41)