Chantal Wunderlich, MA, MFT

Chantal Wunderlich, MA, MFT Psychodynamic psychotherapy services for individuals, groups and families offered exclusively online.

: Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life … for 10-15 minutes using the prompt above (...
10/15/2021

: Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life …

for 10-15 minutes using the prompt above (Feel free to set your own time frame… and then commit to what you’ve decided!)

-writing

: With life as short as a half taken breath … for 10-15 minutes using the prompt above. ...
10/07/2021

: With life as short as a half taken breath …

for 10-15 minutes using the prompt above.

: I want to love the things as no one has thought to love them … for 10-15 minutes using the prompt above.Finding ways...
09/29/2021

: I want to love the things as no one has thought to love them …

for 10-15 minutes using the prompt above.

Finding ways to love the world: my all-time favorite ❤️

Please join me this Sunday for Write for Self-Discovery & Meaning: a carefully curated virtual writing experience design...
09/18/2021

Please join me this Sunday for Write for Self-Discovery & Meaning: a carefully curated virtual writing experience designed to lead to new insights and healing through the process of stream-of-consciousness writing.

Date and time: Sunday, August 19th; 2 - 3:15 pm PST
Cost: $40* (limited scholarships available, please contact me directly for a reduced fee participation).

Please direct message me to register; I’m happy to answer any questions &/or provide the registration link.

: You wanna fly, you got to give up the s**t that weighs you down … for 10-15 minutes using the prompt above. ...
09/14/2021

: You wanna fly, you got to give up the s**t that weighs you down …

for 10-15 minutes using the prompt above.

: With all respect to heaven … for 10-15 minutes using the prompt above (Feel free to set your own time frame… and the...
09/06/2021

: With all respect to heaven …

for 10-15 minutes using the prompt above (Feel free to set your own time frame… and then commit to what you’ve decided!)

I read Marilynne Robinson’s words as an invitation to pay attention to the world in a way that makes space for mystery. A reminder of how an active shift in perspective can shape the landscape of the heart and imbue the world with new meaning. It reminds me of how being in therapy can open new doors within the psyche, allowing for new parts of the self to be seen and experienced. There’s something miraculous about being witness to this process; I’m continually reminded of the potential all of us have within us to grow and change.

-writing

: All water has perfect memory and is forever trying to get back to where it was… for 10-15 minutes using the prompt a...
08/23/2021

: All water has perfect memory and is forever trying to get back to where it was…

for 10-15 minutes using the prompt above. Just keep the pen moving… don’t edit or stop… let the words come… trust the process… keep going if it feels right 💙

Join me at 2 pm PST to write for self-discovery and meaning! Participants will be lead through a series of writing exerc...
08/15/2021

Join me at 2 pm PST to write for self-discovery and meaning! Participants will be lead through a series of writing exercises designed to lead to new insights and healing. Find more info and register at chantalwunderlich.com 🖌✌️❤️✨

08/08/2021

: May I be alive when I die.…

A prayer from one of my favorite and thinkers, . The full quotation is: “Oh God! May I be alive when I die.” I think of this as the wish of someone who is not just committed to, but enthusiastic about living an .

It takes courage to look at oneself, to not look away when things get tough. Psychotherapy is what helps me not look away. Perhaps we all need help with that. I certainly do and I’m sure DW did too. Therapy helps me see, think and feel. And, to me, that is what it means to be alive.

for 10-15 minutes using the prompt above.

I love this book. A collection of essays written by Anatole Broyard after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. Rather t...
07/26/2021

I love this book. A collection of essays written by Anatole Broyard after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. Rather than with defeat and despondence Broyard responded with “intoxication” and wrote about the therapeutic importance of expressing oneself in the face of death. It’s a book I come back to again and again… to find myself reassured of the potency of writing as an antidote to illness and pain.

: Silence can kill…

for 10-15 minutes using the prompt above.

This prompt is a quote (p.20) from ’s book “Intoxicated by my Illness: And Other Writing on Life and Death”

: Whatever returns from oblivion returns to find a voice: … for 10-15 minutes using the prompt above. Feel free to sha...
07/18/2021

: Whatever returns from oblivion returns to find a voice: …

for 10-15 minutes using the prompt above. Feel free to share a word of discovery in the comment section should you wish to 💛🖌

(This prompt is taken from ’s Wild Iris)

Please join me tomorrow for Write for Self-Discovery & Meaning: a carefully curated virtual writing experience designed ...
07/10/2021

Please join me tomorrow for Write for Self-Discovery & Meaning: a carefully curated virtual writing experience designed to lead to new insights and healing through the process of stream-of-consciousness writing.

Date and time: Sunday, July 11th; 2 - 3:15 pm PST
Cost: $40* (limited scholarships available, please contact me directly for a reduced fee participation).

Please direct message me to register; I’m happy to answer any questions &/or provide the registration link.

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