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Dr Mendy Neralic is a clinical psychologist who initiates women through metamorphic change using psychology, body, depth, dialogue & contemplation, & the mythic imagination.
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Upcoming Workshop
13 Passages: The Cycles of Initiation for Girls & Women
Sunday September 1, 2024 10 - 11 AM AEST
Join Dr. Mendy Neralic for a workshop on exploring the Rites of Passage for women through psychological, symbolic, depth, and embodiment methods
This is a FREE workshop via Zoom. People who register will get a recording.
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Meet Dr. Mendy
I position myself as a Clinical Psychologist bridging the practical and the mystical - weaving in balms and fortifiers for the body, intellect, imagination, heart, spirit, and soul.
I integrate mind-body practices such as somatic and body-centered therapies (Hakomi, DBR, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy) and traditional psychology (CBT, ACT Schema Therapy), as well as Transpersonal, Depth and Archetypal Psychology.
I weave in the wisdom of contemplative and spiritual traditions, yoga practice and philosophy, energy medicine, and mystical and esoteric practices, including ancestral healing, storytelling, mythology, tarot, and trance.
MY OFFERINGS
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“The psyches and souls of women also have their own cycles and seasons of doing and solitude, running and staying, being involved and being removed, questing and resting, creating and incubating, being of the world and returning to the soul-place.”
DR CLARISSA PINKOLA ESTES
Back in 2019 ~ 2020 - I didn’t know it then, but I was crossing my major mid-life threshold. Popular culture would call it a “midlife crisis”, but that term has become an unhelpful stereotype that’s linked to scrambling for lost youth, and men with red sports cars. I’ve found out that for women, mid-life is shrouded in shame, mystery, misinformation, denial or fear. However, I’ve come to experience my time here to be vital and transformative.