conversations with a sex addiction therapist (with guest: cara crossan, csat, cptt-c)

military spouse survival tips (with guest: leticia)

New episodes every Saturday! Magnolia Heaton is a Mexican-American licensed clinical social worker supervisor, CSAT, CMAT (chemical dependency and eating disorders), shamanic reiki master teacher, and EMDR consultant-in-training, specializing in the integrative treatment of complex trauma and sex addiction; studies and teaches about integrative mental health nutrition, functional & frequency medicine, spirituality, shamanism, and the holistic treatment of complex trauma *Please note that all content on this channel, including this video, cannot diagnose or treat any medical or mental health conditions and cannot replace seeking treatment from medical or mental health professionals. Interacting with this channel and available content does not establish a professional therapeutic relationship with providers featured on this channel. Love is Healing, LLC and all affiliated providers will not be liable for actions taken as a result of consuming content on this channel. We encourage you to seek support directly with a mental health agency or medical facility if you feel you need medical or mental health support. If you are interested in services with our agency, please reach out to us directly for more information at https://www.loveishealingllc.com/ [https://www.loveishealingllc.com/] Find us on: Instagram, Facebook, YouTube @loveishealingllc For more information, go to: www.loveishealingllc.com/magnolia [http://www.loveishealingllc.com/magnolia] For collabs, email: hello@loveishealingllc.com [hello@loveishealingllc.com] Thank you for being here! This week brings another guest. Leticia is a military spouse and a mother. Join us as we talk about important psychosocial factors to consider when being a military spouse. This episode is helpful for mental health providers, caregivers, moms, for military families, and for those wanting to know more about military culture.

conversations with a sex addiction therapist (with guest: cara crossan, csat, cptt-c)

New episodes every Saturday! THIS EPISODE COMES WITH A TRIGGER WARNING, AS IT IS NOT SUITABLE FOR THOSE IN EARLY OR VULNERABLE RECOVERIES. Magnolia Heaton is a Mexican-American licensed clinical social worker supervisor, a CSAT, a CMAT (chemical dependency and eating disorders), a shamanic reiki master teacher, and an EMDR consultant-in-training, specializing in the integrative treatment of complex trauma and sex addiction. She studies and teaches about integrative mental health, mental health nutrition, functional medicine, frequency medicine, spirituality, shamanism, and the holistic treatment of complex trauma. *Please note that all content on this channel, including this video, cannot diagnose or treat any medical or mental health conditions and cannot replace seeking treatment from medical or mental health professionals. Interacting with this channel and available content does not establish a professional therapeutic relationship with providers featured on this channel. Love is Healing, LLC and all affiliated providers will not be liable for actions taken as a result of consuming content on this channel. We encourage you to seek support directly with a mental health agency or medical facility if you feel you need medical or mental health support. If you are interested in services with our agency, please reach out to us directly for more information at https://www.loveishealingllc.com/ [https://www.loveishealingllc.com/] Find us on: Instagram, Facebook, YouTube @loveishealingllc For more information, go to: www.loveishealingllc.com/magnolia [http://www.loveishealingllc.com/magnolia] For collabs, email: hello@loveishealingllc.com [hello@loveishealingllc.com] For donations: PayPal.me/loveishealingllc [http://PayPal.me/loveishealingllc] Thank you for being here! This week brings another guest. This episode centers around: sex, pornography, and love addictions; intimacy disorders; the etiology and complexity of cases/addictions; the impacts of technology (such as AI girlfriends); a brief mention is to COVID trends and the intersection of these addictions and neurodiversity (ADHD, autism, AuDHD). This is a suitable episode for therapists to give to clients and it is suitable for educating psychotherapists, clergy, and other helping professionals on this group of addictions. Cara Crossan, MSc, Clinical Psychotherapist and Trauma Sex Addiction Therapist (Accred) PACFA, CSAT, CPTT-c revive@crossaddictions.com [revive@crossaddictions.com] Zoom: CrossAddictions Mobile +61 435 238 307 "Our services and staff acknowledge the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn, and work." Gratitude and honorable mention to Dr. Patrick Carnes for his work and contributions to this field. Honorable mentions to Dr. Stefanie Carnes for being an excellent example of what a CSAT should strive to be. If you are in need of a CSAT, due to experiencing these addictions and/or betrayal trauma, visit: www.sexhelp.com [http://www.sexhelp.com] #sexaddiction #pornaddiction #loveaddiction #AI #AIgirlfriends #complextrauma #mentalhealth #compulsivity #compulsivesexualbehavior #csat #betrayaltrauma #recovery #addictions #addictionrecovery #audhd #adhd #autism

polishing your relationships: couples therapy (with guest: trisha taylor, lmft candidate, lpc)

New episodes every Saturday! Magnolia Heaton is Mexican-American. She is a licensed clinical social worker supervisor, a CSAT, a CMAT (chemical dependency and eating disorders), a shamanic reiki master teacher, and an EMDR consultant-in-training, specializing in the integrative treatment of complex trauma and sex addiction. She studies and teaches about integrative mental health, mental health nutrition, functional medicine, frequency medicine, spirituality, shamanism, and the holistic treatment of complex trauma. *Please note that all content on this channel, including this video, cannot diagnose or treat any medical or mental health conditions and cannot replace seeking treatment from medical or mental health professionals. Interacting with this channel and available content does not establish a professional therapeutic relationship with providers featured on this channel. Love is Healing, LLC and all affiliated providers will not be liable for actions taken as a result of consuming content on this channel. We encourage you to seek support directly with a mental health agency or medical facility if you feel you need medical or mental health support. If you are interested in services with our agency, please reach out to us directly for more information at https://www.loveishealingllc.com/ [https://www.loveishealingllc.com/] Find us on: Instagram, Facebook, YouTube @loveishealingllc For more information, go to: www.loveishealingllc.com/magnolia [http://www.loveishealingllc.com/magnolia] For collabs, email: hello@loveishealingllc.com [hello@loveishealingllc.com] For donations: PayPal.me/loveishealingllc [http://PayPal.me/loveishealingllc] Thank you for being here! This week brings another guest. In this episode we discuss differences between NET and EMDR, as well as discuss some common topics/issues that present in couples therapy and common life experiences that lead to couples therapy. Some ideas for increasing self-awareness and relational success are discussed, through the lenses of DBT and EFT. Real life examples and attachment styles are also overviewed. This is a suitable episode for therapists to give to clients, to help highlight couples dynamics. Trisha Taylor, MA, LMFT Candidate, LPC is an NET-certified psychotherapist, primarily focusing on couples work. She is trained in EFT (emotion-focused therapy), EMDR, theraplay, and Gottman-level II. She currently practices out of Tulsa, OK. www.connectandrestore.com [https://connectandrestore.com/trisha-taylor/] Honorable mention to the book "The Body Keeps the Score" by Dr. Bessel Van der Kolk

integrative mental health: a journey (with guest: amber bowers, lpcc-s)

New episodes every Saturday! Magnolia Heaton is a Mexican-American licensed clinical social worker supervisor, CSAT, CMAT (chemical dependency and eating disorders), shamanic reiki master teacher, and EMDR consultant-in-training, specializing in the integrative treatment of complex trauma and sex addiction; studies and teaches about integrative mental health nutrition, functional & frequency medicine, spirituality, shamanism, and the holistic treatment of complex trauma *Please note that all content on this channel, including this video, cannot diagnose or treat any medical or mental health conditions and cannot replace seeking treatment from medical or mental health professionals. Interacting with this channel and available content does not establish a professional therapeutic relationship with providers featured on this channel. Love is Healing, LLC and all affiliated providers will not be liable for actions taken as a result of consuming content on this channel. We encourage you to seek support directly with a mental health agency or medical facility if you feel you need medical or mental health support. If you are interested in services with our agency, please reach out to us directly for more information at https://www.loveishealingllc.com/ [https://www.loveishealingllc.com/] Find us on: Instagram, Facebook, YouTube @loveishealingllc For more information, go to: www.loveishealingllc.com/magnolia [http://www.loveishealingllc.com/magnolia] For collabs, email: hello@loveishealingllc.com [hello@loveishealingllc.com] Thank you for being here! This week brings another guest. From rashes, skin issues, heat sensitivity, gut & histamine issues, and air hunger, to learning about lyme, EBV, mono, and becoming a successful integrative mental health practitioner, Amber Bowers shares her healing journey story with us. In this episode we have a conversation on the bio-psycho-spiritual approach to healing, so you can learn questions to ask your providers and take your healing into your own hands. Also, this is in efforts to support you learning about different modalities. Themes discussed include: root cause medicine; applied kinesiology; mental health; psychosomatics; NET (neuro emotional technique); Lebowitz protocol; CRA (Contact Reflex Analysis); SIBO, SIFO; QN (Quantum Neurology); CBT (Craniobiotic Technique). Amber Bowers is a holistic mental health counselor, integrative health coach, certified NET practitioner, and eating disorder specialist based in Chardon, Ohio. She works with clients in person and virtually, worldwide, offering deep, transformative support for those who have done it all--and still feel stuck. She takes a whole person approach, integrating mind, body, and spirit, though modalities like Internal Family Systems (IFS), NET, CRA, the Lebowitz protocol, and other integrative tools to uncover the root causes of emotional and physical symptoms. Her work is shaped not only by her personal healing journey through chronic fatigue and misdiagnosis, but also by her experience working in community mental health and higher levels of care, including inpatient psychiatry, and residential treatment. Today, she helps clients connect the dots between their nervous system, emotional patterns, and physical symptoms--so they can finally experience real, lasting change. Facebook: Bowers Counseling and Wellness Instagram: @bowerscounselingandwellness Website: www.bowerscounselingandwellness.com [http://www.bowerscounselingandwellness.com] Episodes mentioned in this episode: S 01, Ep 7 & 9

root cause mind-body medicine: finding what others miss (with guest: dr. rick murphy, dc)

New episodes every Saturday! Magnolia Heaton is Mexican-American. She is a licensed clinical social worker supervisor, a CSAT, a CMAT (chemical dependency and eating disorders), a shamanic reiki master teacher, and an EMDR consultant-in-training, specializing in the integrative treatment of complex trauma and sex addiction. She studies and teaches about integrative mental health, mental health nutrition, functional medicine, frequency medicine, spirituality, shamanism, and the holistic treatment of complex trauma. *Please note that all content on this channel, including this video, cannot diagnose or treat any medical or mental health conditions and cannot replace seeking treatment from medical or mental health professionals. Interacting with this channel and available content does not establish a professional therapeutic relationship with providers featured on this channel. Love is Healing, LLC and all affiliated providers will not be liable for actions taken as a result of consuming content on this channel. We encourage you to seek support directly with a mental health agency or medical facility if you feel you need medical or mental health support. If you are interested in services with our agency, please reach out to us directly for more information at https://www.loveishealingllc.com/ [https://www.loveishealingllc.com/] Find us on: Instagram, Facebook, YouTube @loveishealingllc For more information, go to: www.loveishealingllc.com/magnolia [http://www.loveishealingllc.com/magnolia] For collabs, email: hello@loveishealingllc.com [hello@loveishealingllc.com] For donations: PayPal.me/loveishealingllc [http://PayPal.me/loveishealingllc] Thank you for being here! This week brings another guest. An alchemist, turned naval officer, turned functional medicine chiropractor and applied kinesiologist, Dr. Rick Murphy, DC. In this episode we have a conversation on individualized healthcare, featuring chiropractic and mental health. We discuss "root cause" versus the "insurance healthcare model." Themes discussed include: root cause medicine; functional medicine,;applied kinesiology; mental health; psychosomatics; NET (neuro emotional technique): thoughts, trauma, toxins; Lebowitz protocol; herbalism; TCM (traditional Chinese medicine). Great thinkers mentioned are DD Palmer, George Goodheart, Sam Coffman, Bessel van der Kolk. Dr. Rick Murphy is a chiropractor and a diagnostic specialist based in Idaho. He is a graduate of the US Naval Academy and a former Navy submarine officer, where he worked in nuclear engineering and signals intelligence. That background shaped his systems-based approach to healthcare, focused on identifying, and addressing the root causes behind chronic pain and illnesses. In his clinical work, he integrates applied kinesiology, functional medicine, and neuro emotional technique to assess structural, biochemical, and emotional contributors to a patient's condition. In addition to his practice, he serves as an instructor with The Human Path, where he teaches botanical medicine and how to operate in resource-limited clinical environments. His work is centered on identifying what others miss and on helping patients finally understand what's driving their symptoms. You may find him and his work at: www.originspineandwellness.com [http://www.originspineandwellness.com] His Instagram is: @originspineandwellness