Healing Spaces Therapy

01/22/2026

We are connected to the land in so many ways; physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. When you are outside in a quiet space, notice what happens to your sense of self.

01/20/2026

Exhale. Join me here to bring healing to your body and mind. Outdoor psychotherapy & clinical supervision for therapists.

01/18/2026

When I am out in nature, I feel more human - more like my true self. What this quote depicts is that nature is whole, and being part of nature, I reconnect with my wholeness. In nature, we remember ourselves as part of a bigger whole and can tune into our interconnection with being whole. The healing of the earth and ourselves is to reconnect back together.

01/15/2026

Come join me back country cross country skiing with all of this blissful snow!

01/14/2026

https://www.healingspacestherapy.ca/learn/outdoor-mindfulness-vs-indoor-mindfulness

Mindfulness is a practice that invites us to be present just as we are, even with our busy minds and overflowing schedules. Then why do many people find sitting still and focusing on our breath to be so very difficult? Our lives can be full of demands and often every minute is accounted for. We rush

12/17/2025

https://www.healingspacestherapy.ca/learn/nature-therapy-in-the-winter

Bundled up with our winter coats and scarves, I meet my clients out at a beautiful park, these brave souls who also find the winter wind enlivening and the snow draped on trees stunning. We have come to discuss the themes they have sought out to address in therapy, but instead of sitting in front of

12/07/2025

Starting another great x country ski season! I’m so grateful 💕

12/04/2025

https://www.healingspacestherapy.ca/learn/what-does-ecotherapy-clinical-supervision-look-like

Hiking through vast ravines and forests, alongside several therapists who have been coming to meet with me for clinical supervision, we explore the work they are wanting to dig deeper into. The therapists raise questions about

11/26/2025

The phrase “it takes a village” applies beyond child-rearing. Seek out opportunities to discuss and explore questions with colleagues who share similar concerns and discomfort in our practice. In our work to decolonize our practice, we need support. https://info.primarycare.hms.harvard.edu/perspectives/articles/decolonizing-practice-of-clinical-psychology-in-the-global-south

Group supervision is a space to do just that, psychotherapists who are interested, feel free to reach out. www.healingspacestherapy.ca/contact

Book an outdoor therapy session for an individual, couple, or family. Contact Melissa Clews-Hunt, Registered Psychotherapist and Registered Marriage and Family Therapist.

11/26/2025

And some more ideas as therapists for how to decolonize our work and dismantle other forms of oppression in the field of psychotherapy

Theories and processes of psychology have largely been influenced by North American and European psychologists whose Western-oriented paradigms have not

11/26/2025

A conversation I often have with therapists in clinical supervision is how do we participate in decolonizing our work as psychotherapists. Here are some great reflections for engaging deeply in this work.

What Healing Could Be: A Practice Rooted in Love and Liberation

11/21/2025

Neurodecolonizing the Mind by Dr. Yellow Bird shows ways people who have experienced racism and trauma by colonization can heal within themselves, their relationship with Mother Earth, and activate the parts of the brain that empower political change.

Dr. Michael Yellow Bird speaks at Portland State University, "Healing through neurodecolonization and mindfulness". Indigenous scholar and activist, citizen…