How to use Feng Shui for your Counseling Office with Susannah Alle

Which Feng Shui principles can therapists use in arranging their office space for good energy? Do you have overstuffed bookshelves, drawers, or closets in your office? How can you create a healthy energetic flow within your office? MEET SUSANNAH ALLESusannah Alle is a certified feng shui consultant and the owner of https://www.healinghomesfengshui.com/ (Healing Homes Feng Shui). When Susannah first found out about feng shui in the 1990s, she was immediately hooked. She found it enlightening to see how our environments impact our lives and vice versa. Once she began to make feng shui adjustments in her home and saw how it improved her life, there was no going back. Susannah began her formal feng shui training by studying the traditional methods of classical feng shui. After becoming certified, she began to explore the more spiritual approach of BTB (western) feng shui. She uses tools from both disciplines but takes a more modern, contemporary approach to her consultations. Visit the https://www.healinghomesfengshui.com/ (Healing Homes Feng Shui website) and connect with them on https://www.instagram.com/healinghomesfengshui/ (Instagram). Email them at: healinghomesfengshui@gmail.com IN THIS PODCAST:Laying out your therapy office - 05:29 Bringing nature into your office space - 10:13 Elements in Feng Shui - 12:32 Avoid clutter - 18:45 Laying out your therapy office Desk placement: have your back in front of a solid wall with a clear view of the door in the distance. The reason for this is if you have your desk facing the wall and your back to the room, it feels uncomfortable … there’s no view, there’s no vision. (Susannah Alle) Avoid having your desk facing the wall with nothing to look at in front of you. Have a clear view of the door to have control of the room, your back to the solid wall behind you, and open space in front of you to feel stabilized and inspired. If you cannot change your desk, consider: getting a desk chair that has a back to it putting something shiny or a small mirror