About: Heather Davies

Heather Davies, LCSW, is a psychotherapist, supervisor, and workshop facilitator in Austin, TX, who weaves together the principles of embodiment, creativity, and soul-based tools and wisdom in the service of individual and global evolution and wellness.

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Navigating a Tectonic Plate Shift: Body & Sensory Resources for Shifting Ground

As I bore witness to and experienced within my own being the events of last week’s election and the days following it, the archetypes that surfaced for me within this collective happening were those of stillbirth and what I have historically termed a “tectonic plate shift” or, more simply, an earthquake.  As with any significant Continue Reading...
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Written on November 14, 2016 at 2:08 am, by

Dancing with the Trickster

One of the more playful, albeit unpredictable, archetypes who routinely shows itself in many a process of transformation is that of the Trickster…the Divine Fool who often uses the surprise of spontaneity coupled with the wisdom of riddles, puns and irreverent humor to knock us off balance such that we are able to gain a Continue Reading...
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Written on August 23, 2012 at 3:42 am, by

The Inner Landscape

As we follow the thread of our soul-life through its own unique evolutionary pattern, we begin to find that different periods of growth often bring inner exploration and excavation within new physical landscapes.  For example, we may spend several weeks, months, or even years working within a forest motif internally only to find ourselves thrust Continue Reading...
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Written on June 12, 2012 at 12:35 am, by

Shedding Skin

When we learn to more consciously engage our own growth spiral, one of the phases that tends to occur rather cyclically is that of “shedding skin.” This is a period that generally precludes what I refer to as a “warp jump” (or major shift) in manifested experience and is one of the great gifts that Continue Reading...
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Written on April 29, 2012 at 8:43 pm, by

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