We’d like to introduce Rev. Tiffany Barsotti, M.Th., C.Ht. to our beloved tribe. Tiffany is an internationally renowned medical intuitive, spiritual healer, and a clinician and researcher of subtle energy, biofield therapies, and energy psychology.  She will be joining us in the near future to bring you more  training that will accelerate your growth as an empath. 

Tiffany is a Visiting Scholar at the University of California San Diego’s School of Medicine. She’s published scientific papers in prominent Integrative Medicine journals, sharing co-authorship with Deepak Chopra, MD, and other clinicians and scientists from prominent US academic institutions. She is a favorite on Gaia TV and was recently featured on the Shift Network’s Science of Healing Summit.

Please enjoy this article from Tiffany that highlights a bit of what we will be exploring together in the near future.

Finding Our Inner Child 

by Rev. Tiffany Barsotti

Children are like flowers. They need to be tended to, nurtured, watered and fed to grow. Many of us did not have childhoods that told us of our preciousness. Some of us did. There will be different challenges for those of us with idyllic childhoods. 

Regardless of upbringing challenges or lack of, we as adults, are not being parented anymore. However our childhood patterns of coping with the very stressors of how mom and dad, grandma, grandpa, guardians or caretakers managed their stress. 

What does it mean that we are not being parented anymore?  It means that we are free to choose and do not need to operate by conditional laws of making others happy. 

How do we become free again? By emancipating our true, authentic and loving selves. How do we emancipate even if our patterns are so deep and old? With awareness. When we have awareness, we have choice.  

Using guided meditation we can reunite the inner child you (part) with the adult you (part). Sometimes there’s reluctance to reunite, and usually, that’s for a reason.  This inner child relationship is our first relationship with trust.  Our inner child may not trust the decisions our adult self has made, and yet this is the beauty of reuniting — to work on building self-love and self-trust. 

The inner child wants freedom, connection, nurturing and to genuinely be loved. If we are doing our own parenting, we have the opportunity to meet our own needs. This is essential because many of us show up in relationships wanting others to make us happy and fulfill us — this happiness and fulfillment is first an inside job. Then we have the chance at healthy, balanced relationships.  When we are whole ourselves we can do partnerships well. Two individual selves make for complete partnership.  Relationships are our best teachers, so this does not mean there won’t be challenges, there will be, but to learn not to become the two-year-old in adult situations, we need our inner child on board for adult life.

Official Blog Post from Our Friend Tiffany Barsotti @ Heal and Thrive – See Original Post Here