What is Shadow Work®?

More than a buzzword, Shadow Work® is a powerful, facilitated process led by skilled practitioners. It’s based on the truth that to live a truly fulfilling life, we must bring awareness and compassion to all parts of ourselves—not just the ones we’ve been taught are acceptable or lovable.

Shadow Work® is based on four archetypes that are a part of each person, symbolized in this crest : Sovereign (crown), Warrior (sword), Magician (wand), and Lover (rose). As a certified Shadow Work® coach Helena helps people release lifelong shame around being “too much” or “not enough”—and reclaim the unique gifts of each of their archetypal parts.


 

Our Fulfilling Life
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See painful lifelong patterns with new clarity and understanding

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Get the inner support you need to shift those patterns

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Confront shadows that were previously too scary to face

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Release bitterness and resentment towards a loved one and find forgiveness

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Safely access your inner warrior and gain new power and confidence

Helena Karchere coach looking centered and joyful on retreat

Discover more from the founders of  Shadowwork: 
“Shadow Work® is a way to bring your true self out of shadow and into the light. It’s a way of transforming parts of your character that you’d like to change with compassion and understanding, and offers an effective technology for balancing these diverse parts. 

Shadow Work® includes a set of facilitated processes that allow individuals to explore and change almost any behavior pattern. Shadow Work® is especially devoted to providing a setting that allows people to explore and evolve themselves safely, choicefully and without pressure from the facilitator.

Based on Cliff Barry’s unique synthesis of ancient and modern tools, Shadow Work® uses a four-directional ‘map of the mind’ to identify and process your ‘shadows’.”

By not being aware of having a shadow, you declare a part of your personality to be non-existent. Then it enters the kingdom of the non-existent, which swells up and takes on enormous proportions.
Carl Jung