In many ways, we often unintentionally organize our world based on disjointed, unexamined mental constructs and habits.  This fragmented perspective of the world leads to personal imbalance, crippling self-pity, avoidance and resentment, social and vocational dysfunction, or sometimes just living a life much smaller and narrower than what we are actually capable of.  

Transformational Psychology assumes that each human experience has equivalent potential to be positive or negative depending on how a person relates to it.  We focus on HOW, not why, a person unintentionally makes choices that negatively impact his or her emotional well-being, social and vocational potential, and quality of life.

This approach teaches and guides a person how to relate to circumstances in a positive, heart felt and embodied manner by developing constructive and effective habits of mind, and by enriching the capacity to make nourishing, respectful and respectable life choices.