Goddess Counselling

Goddess Counselling A holistic counselling service with a blend of tarot, lunar and nature based spirituality. Dr. Charlotte Louise trained as a doctor and psychiatrist in the NHS.

She qualified in counselling from The Tariki Trust, which has a Buddhist underpinning. She has many years experience in tarot, shamanism, nature based and lunar magick and working with the divine feminine. She now blends these approaches in a unique counselling experience. She is also available to train professionals in working more holistically, workshops of nature or lunar magick, tarot reading

or teaching tarot. Contact her by message, email, or telephone for more information or to make an appointment.

My happy face after walking up Walla Crag, near Keswick in the UK Lake District. I was getting some odd looks for being ...
08/08/2026

My happy face after walking up Walla Crag, near Keswick in the UK Lake District.

I was getting some odd looks for being in a vest when others were in coats and jumpers .. but these days I 'run hot' πŸ”₯ (if you know, you know).

It's only a mini mountain but I was pretty pleased with myself (as you can tell).

It was good to feel vital and feel close to the elements, very magical ✨️

I have found that some of the best nature magick, or nature connection is by being immersed - like with walking or swimming or whatever your individual way is. It's a communion, when it's done consciously.

I spent the long weekend sleeping in the woods on a Buddhist retreat with  It was lovely to develop my forest eyes, seei...
05/08/2026

I spent the long weekend sleeping in the woods on a Buddhist retreat with

It was lovely to develop my forest eyes, seeing small details I would have missed before.

Falling asleep to an owl hooting close by, hearing badgers in the night and waking to birdsong has totally reset the anxiety I hadn't realised I was feeling before I left.

Here's a few photos I took with my new eyes πŸ‘€

Continuing on the tree theme .. here's a bit of artwork I did with different shades of grey brush pens. I was thinking t...
31/07/2026

Continuing on the tree theme .. here's a bit of artwork I did with different shades of grey brush pens.

I was thinking that timelines in therapy can be 'too linear' and oversimplified. Also, I often prefer using symbols in timelines, rather than words. It works with the shamanistic / dream image way that I work as a therapist.

I was thinking about trees, and how they grow outwards. A cross section reveals years of drought or plenty. More growth in one year than another.

So here you have it, my timeline in tree form, with a few words but not many. I used darker greys coming out from the centre to indicate more formed or more recent experiences or influences.

Is this something you might consider using? Have you used it? What do you think?

More pictures of this same tree that I'm really obsessed with 🌿I discovered it on a walk to Bardon Hill in Leicestershir...
25/07/2026

More pictures of this same tree that I'm really obsessed with 🌿

I discovered it on a walk to Bardon Hill in Leicestershire on a rare early morning walk.

The first picture is the most recent one, the last was my first. They're watercolour on paper finished with watercolour pens.

I'm really enjoying reconnecting with watercolour after a long time not touching them.

I love connecting with trees by drawing them, it's like getting to know their textures and shapes more intimately. I'm slowly learning to put in the environment around them.

It's almost Lughnasadh and here's my first harvest πŸ™ƒTomatoes, apples, gooseberries and blueberries 🫐 I'm feeling very ab...
21/07/2026

It's almost Lughnasadh and here's my first harvest πŸ™ƒ

Tomatoes, apples, gooseberries and blueberries 🫐

I'm feeling very abundant now even in the scorching heat. It's lovely to see the garden thriving despite water shortages and days of no rain.

I must admit I prefer the milder temperatures in spring and autumn πŸ‚ but I know lots of people love the heat.

I hope you're all holding up if you suffer in the heat like me!

A little mention of  They're a brilliant organisation doing online (with in person events) training in ecotherapy. I tho...
24/06/2026

A little mention of

They're a brilliant organisation doing online (with in person events) training in ecotherapy. I thoroughly recommend their brilliant workshops and courses.

They have experienced teachers who are a combination of counsellors and nature -based practitioners, including a few shamanic practitioners. See pics or message for details.

There's an in person camping weekend in Scotland at the end of July, which will be brilliant. It's a combination of camping, meditation walks and contemplation.

See you there!

Lovely chill solstice eve in Keswick, lake district UK.The light was so beautiful through the trees and on the water.I o...
22/06/2026

Lovely chill solstice eve in Keswick, lake district UK.

The light was so beautiful through the trees and on the water.

I often feel there is something bittersweet in the summer solstice - the peak of the sun's power and thus the beginning of its demise.

At Imbolc, we're all hope out of darkness but here we start our decline πŸ™ƒ

How's your Solstice?

Fruits of the sentient rest in dappled light.Fertile seed spilt upon hard soilMerry have they met
17/06/2026

Fruits of the sentient rest in dappled light.
Fertile seed spilt upon hard soil
Merry have they met

I'm really loving the colours in the garden this summer. The luscious red of the climbing rose and the warm yellow of th...
29/05/2026

I'm really loving the colours in the garden this summer.

The luscious red of the climbing rose and the warm yellow of the 'glenfiddich' rose. The black elder was only a foot high when I moved in 10 years ago, now it's covered in tiny purple stars.

I love how a garden matures slowly with cyclical time. I was once asked to think, not about the patience of a saint, but the patience of a gardener.

It's so easy to panic about time, while missing out on the experience of life. When this happens, I try to recall the poem by Lau Tzu, who's final lines are:

"Do you have the patience to wait until your mud settles and the water is clear?
Can you remain unmoving until the right action arises by itself?"

I hope you're enjoying time today 🌿

I'm not naturally an early riser but I can make an exception or two this time of year.Here's a few tree pics and an atte...
20/05/2026

I'm not naturally an early riser but I can make an exception or two this time of year.

Here's a few tree pics and an attempt to capture one in watercolour - all products of a dawn (ish) walk to Bardon Hill in Leicestershire.

I'm quite enjoying experimenting with watercolour again after many years. I did the basics, then used pencils for detail.

For me, there's something so therapeutic about the time I spend doing art. It's calming in an active kind of way.

It's also one of the ways I connect with the energetic nature of trees. I love their solid, slow presence.

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