Lindsay Kolasa
What Psychosis Has to Teach Us
Lindsay explores her journey of healing and integration after experiencing psychosis. She delves into the role of herbalism, and ancestral work in her healing process. Lindsay emphasizes the importance of following natural healing impulses and the cultural significance of integrating the more-than-human realm into our lives. She also highlights the need for proper support and understanding for those experiencing psychosis. he formula for knowing who you came here to be!
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Link to "I Was Born to Do This" blog post regarding my journey with psychosis and the associated resource links at the end of the blog
Due to a health crisis that began in 2001, my path has been a long and winding one…of healing, breakthroughs, and insights regarding trauma & recovery, the microbiome, trans-generational trauma, biodiversity, and tending the fractures in various forms of modern relationships.
This journey has taken me to places such as the mountains of Western North Carolina, to the Pontic Steppe of Ukraine, to the coast-lands of California, and to the red clay hills of Eastern Mississippi. With 10 years of social service work and another 10+ years of working with clients through my herbalism practice, I have assisted a number of people in revealing deep and lasting shifts in their lives. My work is trauma-informed and soul-based, utilizing tools such as narrative medicine and compassionate inquiry. Whether an individual consult or a group experience, I create a container of presence, curiosity, and insight.