Interview with Pacifica
I sat down with writer, Angela Borda, to talk story about When a Goddess Erupts and the dark feminine in the sand.
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This interview on Shrink Rap Hawai`i is informative and was a lot of fun to do. Posting it here so it is easily accessible!
“Stories in the Sand” at 32nd Annual International Trauma Conference
The Trauma Research Foundation and Bessel van der Kolk would like to extend a warm invitation to the 32nd Annual Boston International Trauma Conference Psychological Trauma: Neuroscience, embodiment and the restoration of the self. It will be held online this year May 26th – 29th, 2021. I am pleased to share that I’ll be presenting…
Book Signing Event at Sweet Cane Cafe on February 28th!
Please join us for refreshments and talk story with the author!Friday, February 28, 2025 5-6 pmSweet Cane Cafe48 Kamana St.Hilo, Hawaiʻi
Get your copy of the new release!When a Goddess Erupts: Pele in the Psyche of WomenLorraine Razzi Freedle“Seven Phases of Sandplay Therapy” now published in the Journal of Analytical Psychology
“Mapping the Process of Transformation: The Seven Phases of Sandplay Therapy” appears in the June, 2025 Issue of The Journal of Analytical Psychology. Excellent resource for sandplay therapists and analysts interested in ways to better understand and track Jungʻs individuation journey during the therapy process. Enjoy!
Sandplay-Thalamus Research Article in International Journal of Play Therapy
“The Effect of Sandplay Therapy on the Thalamus in the Treatment of Generalized Anxiety Disorder” by Mariana Foo, Lorraine Freedle, Riryn Sani and Grace Fonda is now available! A true labor of love with my friends in Indonesia. Very exciting to have more sandplay studies in this APA Journal!
Fire and Sand at the Santa Fe Film Festival!
Fire and Sand documents healing in the community of lower Puna, Hawai’i Island, in the wake of the 2018 Kilauea eruption. Through exploration of the living mythology of Pele, the Hawaiian goddess of the volcano, the inner and outer landscapes of traumatic loss, hope, and new beginnings are revealed.
Local kumus (teachers), students, residents and helpers are featured…
