Adele Ryan McDowell
About
Biography:
Adele Ryan McDowell, Ph.D. is a transpersonal psychologist, shaman and empath.
In 2007, listening to Spirit (after two prior years of trying to negotiate a-keep-the-practice-and-do-the-other-work bargain with the Gods), Adele closed her clinical practice to pursue more of the energetic and spiritual aspects of her work.
In her new work, the psychology does not get forgotten, but it is expanded to include the permutations of the psyche, the mystery of the sacred, paths of energy and a broader, soul perspective.
Her website is www.channeledgrace.com; her email address is channeledgrace@aol.com.
In 2007, listening to Spirit (after two prior years of trying to negotiate a-keep-the-practice-and-do-the-other-work bargain with the Gods), Adele closed her clinical practice to pursue more of the energetic and spiritual aspects of her work.
In her new work, the psychology does not get forgotten, but it is expanded to include the permutations of the psyche, the mystery of the sacred, paths of energy and a broader, soul perspective.
Her website is www.channeledgrace.com; her email address is channeledgrace@aol.com.
Recent Posts
Saturday, November 15, 2008 a 1:42am
This is the moment we have been waiting for; there are no more warm-ups. Practice is over. It is time to suit up and get in the game. Our souls have been preparing for this moment for lifetimes. Here are four steps to walk the walk.
Friday, November 7, 2008 a 10:48am
There has been a palpable shift in the landscape. We are no longer the same. Tuesday night gave us all a good dose of the medicine we need; we are no longer constricted and paralyzed.
Friday, October 24, 2008 a 10:06pm
Vulnerability can come as a surprise in a hurricane, the betrayal of a loved one or the ill advisement of a mortgage banker. It takes many shapes and forms. It fits all ages.
Friday, October 17, 2008 a 12:08am
I think we are in for some unpredictable storms, and our end game is to ride out these storms as easily and elegantly as possible. I suggest we need to become sea-worthy.
Friday, October 10, 2008 a 1:12am
The dentist, knowing my profession, teased me this morning and asked if people were ready to jump out of buildings. How can you ride out this tilt-a-whirl of economics and emotions? Here are 10 suggestions to help you through the uncertainty.