Finding the peace and becoming whole
The focus of this blog site is to create dialogue and provoke thoughts within ourselves and amongst each other regarding how we attain peace within. Does peace and contentment within mean we are happy? Each of us has an idea of what we believe we may need in order to be happy. Where is this found, and how to do we go about living it daily? In the U.S. we are gifted with great opportunity to bring about our dreams. Yet living with so much opportunity and finding ourselves in the midst of consumerism often can blur where true happiness, contentment, and peace can be found. We may attain our goals and find that we feel nothing after the first hoopla over accomplishing it. This can lead to a sense of void, emptiness, dissatisfaction. Often it is in this void that we will be motivated to search for more. It is this discomfort that can be our blessing as we look for more meaning in our life.
Tags: being whole, finding peaceABOUT THE AUTHOR
Janie Pfeifer Watson
Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker
Licensed Independent Mental Health Practitioner- Janie Pfeifer Watson, LICSW, is the founder and director of Wholeness Healing Center, a mental health practice in Grand Island, Nebraska with remote sites in Broken Bow and Kearney. Her expertise encompasses a broad range of areas, including depression, anxiety, attachment and bonding, coaching, couples work, mindfulness, trauma, and grief. She views therapy as an opportunity to learn more about yourself as you step more into being your authentic self. From her perspective this is part of the spiritual journey; on this journey, she serves as a mirror for her clients as they get to know themselves—and, ultimately, to love themselves.
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