Stephanie Terre Blanche Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist

12/12/2025

Absolutely Beautiful.

This speaks to the transformative power of perception and reverence. By choosing to see one’s life as sacred, imbued with meaning, beauty, and worth, it opens the senses to subtle magic, synchronicity, and wonder that were always present but unnoticed. It suggests that the world responds to how we name and honor our experience, echoing back the enchantment we claim.

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“The moment I named my life as sacred, the world began to whisper its enchantments back to me.”

12/12/2025

A bit of a Friday silly, but also, very serious. As a person who has struggled all my life to learn when to stop, I am very aware how potently the body can say NO. I think I am a bit better at it now, how are you doing?

12/12/2025

Sometimes, we come to the end. The end of somewhere, perhaps just a line inside ourselves. Sometimes, no is the most important word you can use.

12/12/2025

11/12/2025

"Too much domestication breeds out strong and basic impulses to play, relate, cope, rove, commune and so forth. When a woman agrees to become too "well-bred" her instincts for these impulses drop down into her darkest unconscious, outside of her automatic reach. She is said to be instinct-injured. What should come naturally comes not at all, or after too much tugging, pulling, rationalising, fighting with herself." _Clarissa Pinkola Estes_Women who run with the wolves_p.233

11/12/2025

Clarissa Pinkola Estes 🌹

11/12/2025

Always good to revisit, especially over the holidays, when we often end up revisiting those early attachment wounds so intensely

Attachment theory is the map that helps you understand why you show up the way you do in love.
See my highlights for each attachment style to learn more

10/12/2025

LETS!

In my season of grounding over grinding 🤍