Success Starts with You

My family had a cabin in the Pecos Wilderness and I have always loved being in the mountains. As I was driving back to Montecito, after driving through the Canyon, I took a detour and drove into Aspen and knew I had to live here. 4 months later, I closed down my private practice in Jungian Psychotherapy and moved here. Becoming a psychotherapist was a journey in and of itself. I was walking on Butterfly Beach one summer morning and on my way back, I started seeing and picking up broken shards of glass. At the end of my walk, my hands were full of broken glass and I thought, “How come I didn’t see one piece of glass on my walk down the beach and now my hands are overflowing with glass?” And the , an inner voice said, “Think about all the broken and shattered lives that need to be picked up and held.” I knew right then I was going to get my masters in Jungian and Depth psychology.