Opening Theme: Walk with Me by Mary Youngblood
Toni Gilbert, a holistic nurse, uses Archetypal Tarot Counseling as a way to help people achieve self-awareness and self-mastery. If you are in personal crisis, due to illness, injury or difficult life situations, you can be aided by Tarot cards, a 600 year-old system of imagery. Toni uses the archetypal images on Tarot cards to raise your consciousness and help you achieve insights. As a trained counselor, she understands how the cards uncover your present states of mind and assist you in finding answers to your questions. On this show, you will hear Toni describe the images on the faces of the cards, which were drawn specifically for you. She will lay the cards out on her table as she talks about the card’s archetypal images and how they may relate to your question and life situation. During the course of this radio session, Toni may ask you to close your eyes and visualize the card in your imagination. Interpreting your nighttime dreams is another way to achieve personal growth. You may want to ask Toni to help you find the symbolic meaning and wisdom of a recent dream. The imagination contains a multitude of archetypal images willing to help you achieve insights about your life’s many issues. By using a technique called guided imagery, Toni can help guide your mind to a level of consciousness where you can talk to one of your inner guides. Easy and convenient, the on-line sessions allow you to receive counseling in the comfort of your own home. Here’s how to make an appointment: 1. Phone (541) 327-7749 or e-mail toni@tonigilbert.com with an explanation of your special needs. 2. An appointment will then be scheduled for a consultation. Show Theme Music: From the CD, Beneath the Raven Moon, track Walk with Me, by Mary Youngblood on the Silver Waves Records label.
If you would like to be part of the show, email Toni at toni@tonigilbert.com. Certification in Archetypal Tarot Counseling sm Disclosure Statement: Counseling offered byToni Gilbert through this web site is not meant to replace traditional medical treatment or psychotherapy, but is complementary to other treatments. If you are under the care of a primary healthcare provider, he or she will have first consideration in any decisions regarding your care.
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