by Windhorse Community Services | May 31, 2022 | Journal, Podcasts, Windhorse Philosophy
The role of the Team Counselor involves therapeutic companionship with a client and basic therapist qualities such as attunement, presence, congruence, and evolved listening and observation skills. And navigating decisions together—the give and take of ordinary...
by Windhorse Community Services | Apr 25, 2022 | Uncategorized, Journal, Podcasts, Windhorse Philosophy
Dear Listeners, The therapeutic housemate position is a critically important part of the constellation of a team at Windhorse Community Services. While not every team configuration has a housemate, those that do benefit from the earthy, grounded, ordinary presence a...
by Windhorse Community Services | Mar 28, 2022 | Journal, Podcasts, Windhorse Philosophy
Dear Listener, In this episode, you will hear Team Counselor and musician Conner Hollingsworth talk through an experience of a basic attendance shift with a Windhorse client. While every basic attendance shift is unique, Conner’s narrative brings forth many of the...
by Windhorse Community Services | Feb 25, 2022 | Journal, Podcasts, Windhorse Philosophy, Uncategorized
Dear Listeners, This Podcast series on the Windhorse practice of Basic Attendance explores the discipline as an expression of the wisdom, compassion and resulting reciprocity that can manifest in ordinary human relationships when cultivated within a ground of openness...
by Windhorse Community Services | Jan 28, 2022 | Uncategorized, Journal, Podcasts, Windhorse Philosophy
Dear Listeners, Welcome to today’s podcast, the conclusion of our five-part series of Julia’s first-person recovery story. By its nature, what’s being told here is certainly unique, as each person’s journey is completely individual. But in this case, the highly...
by Windhorse Community Services | Sep 13, 2021 | Journal, Podcasts, Windhorse Philosophy
Dear Listeners, In this podcast, four long-time Windhorse practitioners discuss the 4th (and last) principle of recovery: “No matter how disturbed a mind has become, recovery is possible.” Gabrielle Bershen, Jack Gipple, and I (Marta Aarli) share our insights and...
