Jean T. Dixon, Licensed Professional Counselor

11/27/2025

11/08/2025

Sometimes healing sounds like a NO

And sometimes that NO

Is your doorway back home

11/05/2025

You are allowed to reinvent yourself as many times as it takes to return back to your Self

I’m here walking it with you

10/28/2025

The phoenix is not who she was before the fire.

She comes into her TRUTH that SHE IS THE FIRE

10/25/2025

There’s still some good left in the world my friend and it’s worth fighting for.

CommUnity - that’s how we’re going to get through this. Together.

10/21/2025

Not everyone wants depth.
But if you do. This space is for you.
Real healing isn’t about rushing.
It’s about being met, slowly and fully.

Real lasting healing doesn’t happen in 3 easy steps despite what we see and hear on social media.
It unfolds.

It’s important to work with someone who can meet you in the unfolding

10/15/2025

If you’ve ever felt like Somatic work felt performative rather than natural or directive or like you were being directed by someone else - and that you’re body authority felt well not so much your own.

There’s another way in. I hope to help you find your own way in and through.

My approach is about supporting you to listen yo your own body. Your own rhythm your own way.

Somatic work is about self trust not necessarily trusting yet another person

This is about body authority and choice. Not further following.

10/12/2025

We’re told to be MORE confident.
But so often, that’s not connection rather it’s just performance.

Confidence becomes just another mask to wear when what we really need is -
Is just permission to be.

Belonging doesn’t come from being impressive.
It comes from being real.

If this resonates, I write weekly reflections like this on my weekly newsletters you can sign up for at my website
JeanDixonCounseling.com
In my bio link

10/11/2025

Resistance comes in all forms.
Just as L❤️ve does

10/08/2025

So much of Somatic work is about being guided -
But for some of us, being guided can feel like being watched or even managed. But not safe.

My approach is slower.
Less about movement prompts,
more about noticing what’s already happening, together.

That’s how the body learns to trust again.
Not through instruction, but rather through being met.