elegance By Monique Lang

Someone dressed up this sign post for the season. Whoever does it, changes it to recognize seasons, events, holidays etc. 

Do you dress up? 

When? Why? 

Is it something that brings you pleasure, or something that needs to be done for convention's sake? 

Do you prefer to have your own style, or do you chose your clothes to ft in?

Do you want to be noticed, or would rather be invisible?

How? When? Why did you chose your style?

Remember there is no right or wrong - just an opportunity to reflect... 

do it gently!

KIndness is my religion. HH the Dalai Lama

Be kind to yourself and others. 

About Monique: Originally trained in psychoanalysis and Gestalt, I am certified in  Internal Family Systems, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Comprehensive Resource Model  and Past Life Regression. I am certified in both Reiki and Shamanic practices and  ceremonies. In addition I have been a student of Meditation for over 20 years.  

Although I recently moved from New York City to Syracuse (upstate NY), I was born in  France, grew up in Central America and have lived in many different states and countries.  Although moving around was difficult at the time, it allowed me to experience different  cultures, ethnic backgrounds and spiritual orientations. This understanding is helpful in  my work with my clients as it enables me to understand and put into context each person’s  particular background and way of viewing the world.   

Prior to becoming a psychotherapist I was an editor and a security analyst for a financial  institution, a translator, an office manager for a community action group and program  director in a community center where I developed several programs. These varied  experiences have given me a wider lens to understand and connect with my clients.   In addition to providing psychotherapy to individuals and couples, I co- leading trips to  South America to connect with and learn from Indigenous healers and wise elders, run a  variety of workshops, teach clinicians how to use a multi-modal approach in their  practices and help individuals and organizations in program visioning and development.    

Monique's website: http://www.moniquelanglcsw.com