The term transpersonal means “beyond the personal,” referring to experiences and states of consciousness that transcend the individual ego or identity.

Some of the key characteristics of Transpersonal counselling are:

1. Spiritual Integration

   • We acknowledge and include the clients’ spiritual beliefs, practices, and existential questions as central to the therapeutic process.

   • We are not tied to any one religion—we can work with religious, spiritual-but-not-religious, or mystical perspectives.

2. Expanded States of Consciousness

   • We recognize and work with altered states such as dreams, meditative states, peak experiences, near-death experiences, and mystical moments.

3. Whole-Person Focus

   • We emphasize integration of body, mind, heart and spirit.

   • We see symptoms not just as problems, but as potential doorways to growth and meaning.

4. Self-Transcendence & Inner Wisdom

   • We encourages clients to explore deeper aspects of identity, such as the Higher Self, Soul, or True Nature.

   • We use creative / experiential methods like guided imagery, visualisation, breathwork, meditation, or art therapy.

5. Growth-Oriented

   • We often focuses on human potential, personal transformation, and the journey of awakening rather than simply alleviating pathology.