Hello relationship and wellness enthusiasts! This is Dhyana,
the new student intern at Turner Professional Group. My interestingly unique
yet confusing Sanskrit name is pronounced Dee- (as in DE-sire),- ah- (as in
“ahh that feels nice), -naa (as in ahh with an n in front). I am so thrilled to
be the new blogging master for such a creative and dynamic practice. The first
time I discovered the Turner Professional Group website I could hardly contain
my excitement at having found a practice that shares so many of my core values
and passions like spirituality, mind-body integration, and a deep expertise in
the sexuality aspect of relationships. After having seen the inside of the
space and felt how much energy was put into making it a therapeudic environment, I felt
even more sure that the universe was leading me to something very special. Feeling
such a calling to train in this unique environment, I persistently convinced my
school to take a chance on a new internship site, and I am now the first ever
student therapist from Friends University ready and eager to join with you on
your holistic healing journey.
As a student therapist, I will be under the supervision of
the site supervisor, Dr. George Turner, as well as my program supervisor at
Friends University who is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist or Licensed
Clinical Marriage and Family Therapist, (they mean the same thing but Kansas
and Missouri have slightly different labels). So, that means that as my client
you will be receiving my own blend of personality and training, as well as the
input expertise of two other advanced professionals consulting with me on your
case. That’s three therapists all for the price of… FREE! My office hours for
seeing individuals, couples and families will start off on Mondays from 8:00 AM
to 2:00 PM, and to set up an appointment contact George at 816-931-8255 or george@turnerprofessionalgroup.com.
Dr. Turner and I will be
brainstorming plans for some upcoming group educational workshops. Some of our
ideas so far are - The Birds and the Bees: How to talk to your children and
teens about sex, Flirting 101: How to break the ice, ignite some sparks and
have some fun! & Romantic Jealousy: Tools
to manage your monogamous (or not) partnership.
Please comment to let us know if and when you would be interested in
attending a workshop on any of these topics, or if you have other ideas you’d
like to see us make happen. And stay
tuned for more weekly blog posts on fabulous topics like masturbation,
reclaiming the concept of feminine beauty, consent, and what it means to be
transgender. Talk to you soon!
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