A Companion for Therapists and Others Who Arc Drawn to Their Inner Life

The Moon, The Hare, and The Pearl is an archetypal guide to the practice of psychotherapy. It is an invitation to bring the power of your intuition, curiosity, and imagination to this profound practice. Whether you are a student, intern, newly licensed clinician, or experienced therapist, this book offers practical advice for walking a deeply feminine and intuitive path. If you are not a clinician but want to delve more deeply into your inner life and psychotherapy, open this book, sniff around, and allow yourself the luxury of wandering through evocative landscapes. The path of intuition in psychotherapy is a call to turn inward and engage deeply with psyche. It is filled with synchronicity and wonder.

Written by psychotherapist, Jenaii Gold from the perspective of the Crone, the elder who speaks her truth, The Moon, The Hare, and The Pearl is an offering to all who seek to live an authentic life.

"The Moon, the Hare, and the Pearl: An Intuitive Guide to the Therapist-Client Relationship by Jenaii Gold is a book as precious as the gem in its title. I love the intimacy of the author's writing, even at the same time that it is clear how much she understands about the ways and necessities of psyche. In reading this lyrical and compelling work, I found myself opening to a deep-seated longing to be known in the way Gold comes to know the inner being of her clients. I deeply recommend this book to anyone going through a highly intuitive and symbolic process, the therapist-client relationship."

~ Naomi Rose, creator, 'Writing from the Deeper Self"; author, Starting Your Book: A Guide to Navigating the Blank Page

‘Your intuitive self will thank you for taking a walk with Dr. J through soulful passages of experience and wisdom with her book in hand. This book needed to be written."

~ Rose-Ann McGregor, Artist For over thirty years.

Jenaii Gold has worked both as a therapist in private practice and a supervisor of Marriage and Family Interns. Her work has drawn on the traditions of depth psychology, C.G. Jung, and Zen Buddhist practice.

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