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with Cynthia Martin
A space for self-reflection and renewal
Where healing is the art of becoming whole.
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"Therapy, for me, is the evolution of my art — a movement from canvas to conversation. I work with individuals and couples through a depth-oriented lens, blending intuition, cultural awareness, and with reverenece for the inner world. At its heart, this work is an act of sacred attention: a way of listening life back into coherence, of helping people come home to themselves, breath by breath, story by story."
"I turned toward psychology — not as diagnosis, but as a study of symbol and soul. I fell in love with the art of listening for what hides beneath words: the dreams, the patterns, the symptoms that speak in their own language. In time, I came to see that healing is not about fixing what’s broken, but about listening to what has been trying, all along, to be understood."
"My story begins with the body — the ones I traced in pencil, shaped in clay, painted into stillness. As an artist, I was drawn to the human form, but even more to what flickered through it: the way grief hollowed the chest, or defiance sharpened the eyes. I studied likeness — but I was also tracking something quieter. The way soul leaves its trace. Long before I had the language, I was in dialogue with psyche — the breath beneath the surface, the life within the form."
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"Becoming a therapist wasn’t a career decision but a reclamation — of the part of me that that hears patterns in someone’s story the way others hear melody."
"Over time, I became less interested in form and more curious about what moved within it. What animates the body? What guides our posture, our gestures, our expression of grief? That curiosity led me to anthropology — to the study of ritual, kinship, memory, and myth — where I began to see the human psyche as ecological: not only personal, but collective, ancestral, rooted in culture and place. I came to understand that we cannot be separated from our ecosystem — we breathe with the world that shapes us."