What happens when a seasoned therapist reaches the edge of burnout—and instead of quitting, answers the call of his soul?

In this deeply heartfelt episode of The Spiritually Curious Therapist, I sit down with Chris Hancock, LCSW, to explore his powerful journey from conventional talk therapy to a transformative practice grounded in mysticism, divine partnership, and transpersonal IFS.

Chris shares:

• His dark night of the soul and how surrender led to profound spiritual awakening
• How he co-created Multidimensional Divine Light Transmission (MDLT) and Transpersonal IFS
• His sacred partnership with Mother Mary and other divine beings
• How he integrates spirit-led guidance with IFS to support deep inner healing
• The daily practices and discernment that help him stay grounded and ethical in this work
• Reflections on collective transformation, post-pandemic shifts, and why now is the time to lead with our wholeness

This is a must-listen for therapists, healers, and seekers feeling the nudge to do things differently. Whether you’re standing at your own edge or just curious about soul-aligned therapy, Chris’s wisdom will meet you where you are—with reverence, humor, and the gentlest invitation to come home to yourself.

Connect with Chris Hancock

Website: therapyoutsidethebox.com
Instagram: @therapyoutsidethebox

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You can find Jodi Silverman, LCSW at
www.therachihealing.com
www.journeywithkindredsouls.com

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In this episode of The Spiritually Curious Therapist, I’m joined once again by the wise and compassionate Ayla Ault for part two of our conversation on supporting neurodivergent clients—particularly those who are late-diagnosed and high-masking.

Together, we explore the healing potential of weaving clinical skill with intuitive, holistic presence. We talk about the deeply personal ways neurodivergent individuals experience the world, through unique communication styles, sensory sensitivities, and inner landscapes that are often overlooked or misunderstood.

We also explore how special interests and affirming communities—like Dungeons & Dragons, BDSM, and spiritual groups can become vital sources of safety, identity, and belonging.

This conversation is a heartfelt invitation to meet neurodivergent clients with attuned curiosity, softness, and deep respect so they can feel truly seen, honored, and supported on their healing journey.

You can learn more about Ayla here:

www.aultholistictherapy.com

@aultholistictherapy (IG, Youtube)

Thank you for listening to the Spiritually Curious Therapist Podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share, and leave a review - it helps us grow and reach more listeners!

You can find Jodi Silverman, LCSW at
www.therachihealing.com
www.journeywithkindredsouls.com

Are you interested in learning more about Reiki Assisted Psychotherapy?
Join our facebook group at
www.facebook.com/groups/psychotherapeuticreikiforclinicians

Are you a mental health professional with a spiritual edge and have something to share? Reach out to be considered for the podcast
thespirituallycurioustherapist@gmail.com

In this soulful episode of The Spiritually Curious Therapist, I’m joined by the wise and grounded Paula Scatoloni, a teacher of Somatics, Psychology, Spirituality, and Sound, with over two decades of experience integrating modern science and ancient wisdom into transformational healing practices. Together we dive into the beautiful intersection of body, sound, and spirit.

Paula shares her journey weaving somatic psychology, spirituality, and sound into a deeply integrative healing approach. We explore her work with Somatic Experiencing, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, and sound-based tools like the Safe and Sound Protocol—highlighting how frequency, resonance, and rhythm can help us connect with the deeper layers of the nervous system and the soul.

This conversation is a gentle reminder that healing isn’t just cognitive, it’s energetic, embodied, and relational. We talk about the importance of therapists doing their own inner work and how sound can be a bridge into greater regulation, coherence, and transformation.

Whether you're a therapist, a healer, or someone walking your own path of recovery, this episode invites you to slow down, listen deeply, and remember the wisdom your body already holds.

You can find Paula at the following links:

www.paulascatoloni.com

instagram @paulascatolini

facebook is Paula Scatoloni, Transformative Harmonics

You Tube podcast is Transformative Harmonics® or can find us on Apply, Spotify, or I-Heart Radio

Thank you for listening to the Spiritually Curious Therapist Podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share, and leave a review - it helps us grow and reach more listeners!

You can find Jodi Silverman, LCSW at
www.therachihealing.com
www.journeywithkindredsouls.com

Are you interested in learning more about Reiki Assisted Psychotherapy?
Join our facebook group at
www.facebook.com/groups/psychotherapeuticreikiforclinicians

Are you a mental health professional with a spiritual edge and have something to share? Reach out to be considered for the podcast
thespirituallycurioustherapist@gmail.com