Stanley Fuller

I often believed that my grief defined me. Early in my young adulthood I was faced with the AIDS Epidemic losing family members and many friends. I found that community service was an avenue for me to channel my sorrow with many years of peer counseling and hospice volunteering. There were times when I could not face a day without feeling overwhelmed with sadness. Life events led me to a place of thinking that happiness belonged to other people, not myself. Through my search for healing utilizing mindfulness, I learned that each moment of each hour of each day is an opportunity for me to walk on the path to Self. As a transpersonal psychotherapist I understand that there are many paths to finding peace. I believe that healing is possible. I offer an opportunity for us to work together in finding your strengths in the sea of the unconscious self along with enhancing life skills and behavioral changes.

I am a 2017 graduate of California Institute of Integral Studies with a Masters in Counseling Psychology (Community Mental Health). I decided to return back to school and finish my degree later in life. I had believed that I was not capable of change, yet with accepting my challenges I was able to make the changes, graduating with honors. I flourished with the right support. I believe you can flourish as well. I am here to support you in your journey.

Open Heart
Often we find ourselves feeling adrift in the sea of our sadness and grief. Living our life with an open heart and learning boundaries can bring new opportunities to finding peace in this troubling world. I am here to help you navigate your ideas, goals and ambitions. Together we are able to formulate a plan of action looking at your inner strengths and support systems. I offer compassionate, emphatic support coming from a solid place of experience and spiritual practice. My goal is to help you learn new skills in achieving your goals and understanding what your obstacles are standing in your way.