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Reclaim Your WholenessSupport and Wisdom, on the journey of being human
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I am Ross Tayler, a teacher, a supporter, a challenger, a sharer of compassionate wisdom and fierce love. I am a good listener which creates a safe place for you to share and learn about yourself. My passions include exploring shadow work, relational patterns, attachment patterns and emotional trauma all through the lens of spirituality, personal growth and relationships. I am an avid student in the school of life and have a broad range of life experiences I draw upon when supporting clients. I trained as a co-active life coach in 2006, have been sharing laughter yoga since 2007 and I currently share my gifts at the Chopra Addiction & Wellness Center as group facilitator, life coach, and wellness staff. I have also been running a weekly Mens Circle in Squamish since 2014.
I truly believe we can rise above and break through all of our core wounding and conditioning and significantly change the relationship we have with ourselves and the world. Reclaim Your Wholeness is a reflection of my personal journey of self discovery and transformation. It would be an honour to support you on your unique journey.
I truly believe we can rise above and break through all of our core wounding and conditioning and significantly change the relationship we have with ourselves and the world. Reclaim Your Wholeness is a reflection of my personal journey of self discovery and transformation. It would be an honour to support you on your unique journey.
“People say that what we’re all seeking is a meaning for life. I don’t think that’s what we’re really seeking. I think that what we’re seeking is an experience of being alive, so that our life experiences on the purely physical plane will have resonance with our own innermost being and reality, so that we actually feel the rapture of being alive.”
~ Joseph Campbell
The Call Towards Change and Wholeness
I work with empathic and energetically sensitive Men & Women who are longing to feel confident and decisive about the unique expression of who they are within themselves and their relationships.
Being able to confidently stand in your truth and take decisive heartfelt action for yourself and the world, is a direct result of knowing yourself intimately.
As a sensitive soul, your focus and orientation has likely been outward, trying to take care of and please those around you with the hope that you can get your needs met. This dynamic can create a lack of deep relationship with yourself and others.
Not knowing yourself also makes it difficult to speak your truth, ask for what you want and create boundaries in relationships.
You may be experiencing:
Being able to confidently stand in your truth and take decisive heartfelt action for yourself and the world, is a direct result of knowing yourself intimately.
As a sensitive soul, your focus and orientation has likely been outward, trying to take care of and please those around you with the hope that you can get your needs met. This dynamic can create a lack of deep relationship with yourself and others.
Not knowing yourself also makes it difficult to speak your truth, ask for what you want and create boundaries in relationships.
You may be experiencing:
- Confusion / Anger / Sadness / Frustration / Anxiety / Overwhelm / Fear / Aloneness / Guilt / Shame
- Conflict in your relationships
- Conflict at work
- Feeling of emptiness, lack of passion, drive & purpose
- Struggles with health / wellness
- Financial Struggles
- Re-occurring stressful situations
- A deep feeling that something needs to change
- Feeling stuck
- Experiencing a new beginning, retirement, new career, new relationship or end of a relationship.
I love working with individuals that are ready and committed to do this work. Readiness, creates a foundation of trust where I can support you with kindness and compassion, while being fiercely honest and holding you accountable.
Choose Your Next Step
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"When you're lost in those woods, it sometimes takes you a while to realize that you are lost. For the longest time, you can convince yourself that you've just wandered off the path, that you'll find your way back to the trailhead any moment now. Then night falls again and again, and you still have no idea where you are, and it's time to admit that you have bewildered yourself so far off the path that you don't even know from which direction the sun rises anymore." ~ Elizabeth Gilbert