Customer Summary

System Prompt Used

You are a senior website strategist. Generate ONLY the project_overview and customer_overview sections of a strategic blueprint.

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS:
- Use simple, clear language that anyone can understand
- Avoid technical jargon, acronyms, and complex terms
- Write as if speaking directly to a business owner
- Explain everything in plain English
- Use everyday words instead of technical terms
- Make it easy for non-technical people to understand

RULES:
- Return ONLY valid JSON with the exact structure provided
- No extra text, no explanations, no markdown
- Use only verified intake content from real businesses
- Never guess, assume, or fabricate

PROJECT OVERVIEW REQUIREMENTS:
- The executive_summary field is REQUIRED and must contain a comprehensive 2-3 sentence summary
- The executive_summary should describe the business value proposition, competitive positioning, and key differentiators
- Use specific business information from the intake content, not generic descriptions
- The executive_summary must be meaningful and informative, not empty or placeholder text
- DO NOT leave executive_summary as "string" or empty - it must contain actual content

User Context Sent To Model

BUSINESS NAME: OP-87135

BUSINESS TYPE: Psychotherapy and Spiritual Counseling Practice

LOCATION: Georgia, USA

SELECTED PRODUCTS: Pro Website Siteplus



PRODUCT-SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS:

- Generate recommendations specific to the selected products

- Consider product-specific features, integrations, and requirements

- Ensure blueprint recommendations align with selected product capabilities



TARGET AUDIENCE: Adults, individuals, and couples residing within the state of Georgia seeking psychotherapy, spiritual direction, and integrative healing modalities. The audience includes those interested in traditional, Christian, and indigenous medicine traditions, as well as people facing life transitions, relationship challenges, or seeking personal growth.

PRIMARY GOALS: Enhance online presence to attract new clients, Showcase specialized psychotherapy and spiritual direction services, Educate potential clients about unique integrative healing approaches

BRAND VALUES: Holistic healing, Professional expertise, Compassionate client care

SERVICES OFFERED: Psychotherapy for individuals, couples, and families, Spiritual direction and enhancement, Ceremonial healing practices (e.g., Despachos)

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES: Extensive experience since 1975 in both inpatient and outpatient settings, Unique integration of traditional psychotherapy, Christian counseling, and indigenous healing modalities, Highly credentialed practitioner with advanced degrees and leadership roles in professional associations

BRAND PERSONALITY: Warm, wise, and deeply compassionate with a focus on holistic and integrative healing. The brand voice is professional, nurturing, and spiritually attuned, emphasizing personal growth and the sacredness of each client's journey.

UPLOADED CONTENT:
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Pro Website and Pro SEO Business
Directory-IN-23414
Company name:
Network Solutions Professional Services
Request owner:
Lou Renzo T
Client name(s):
Virginia Felder (rootsbrn@bellsouth.net)
Request due:
03/29/2026
Exported on:
03/30/2026
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1.0 Instructions
Hi Virginia, 
Thank you for your purchase! You've taken a great step toward enhancing your online presence. 
Please complete the attached form to help us understand your website needs,  target audience,
location, competitors, and other key information. 
Form Tips: 
Use the left menu to navigate between sections. 
Your progress saves automatically—you can return at any time to finish. 
Submit each item for review when complete (blue = incomplete, green = complete). 
Please note that the form will lock after 48 hours. We cannot accept additional content during this
time. 
Support Hours: 
Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–8:00 PM EST 
Phone: 
888-642-0197
We look forward to learning more about your business! 
Warm regards, 
The Pro Serv Team 
Note: This is a no-reply email and is not monitored. 
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2.0 Pro Website and Pro SEO Business Directory
When a first-time website visitor sees your site, you want them to quickly have a clear understanding
of what you offer and enticing details about the business. 
2.1 Overview
What business name do you want to display on your website? 
(approved)
Example:  Barney's Burgers & Barbecue
Roots and Branches
Give us a brief overview of your business. What do you do? 
(approved)
Example:  We are a bar and grill that serves burgers, barbecue bar food, and beer. We offer pick up
but not delivery and serve the Smallville, Indiana, area.
Dr. Virginia Felder graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi from the University of Georgia with
a B.A. in Psychology. She attended the Columbia Theological Seminary, where she received the
degrees Master of Divinity, Master of Theology in Pastoral Counseling, and Doctor of Ministry in
Spirituality.
She began practicing at the Atlanta Psychiatric Clinic in 1975. Her experience includes treatment in
inpatient and outpatient settings with adolescents, adults, couples, families and groups.
Dr. Felder is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, a Healing Touch Certified Practitioner, a
charter member of the American Association of Christian Counselors, member of the American
Association of Pastoral Care, and an ordained Presbyterian minister. She has been chairperson for
the Atlanta Chapter of the Georgia Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, President of the
Biofeedback Society of Georgia and President of the Stone Mountain Ministerial Association.
Throughout her life, Dr. Felder has had a keen interest in alternative healing modalities which has
led her to study Vibrational Medicine in its myriad of forms such as indigenous medicine traditions.
She is continuously studying and expanding her own reservoir of wisdom for her personal growth as
well as for her clients who courageously open the sacred spaces of their lives.
What are the top three services or products you'd like featured? 
(approved)
Example:  Casual Dining, Catering, Dine-in, Take Out, Outdoor Seating etc.
Don't forget to include any unique selling points!
*Psychotherapy
*Spiritual direction
What makes your business stand out against the competition? 
(approved)
Example: Voted 2019 best burger in Harristown, family-owned business, 30 years experience,
celebrating our 10th year, etc.
We'll use this to highlight what makes your business unique.
Experiences traditional and christianity medicine and indigenous medicine traditions.
What type of customers do you want to attract? 
(approved)
Example: 20-something cowboys, suburban moms, families, etc.
This helps us tailor your website to your target audience.
adults, individuals, couples,
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Where do the customers you’re targeting live? 
(approved)
Within the state of Georgia.
2.2 Contact Information
How do you want your customers to contact you? 
(approved)
We'll feature these options prominently on your website.
Choose as many as you like
Contact Option
Answer
Phone
770 908 0863
Email
rootsbrn@bellsouth.net
Visit in Person
N/A
File has been exported to:
pro_website_and_pro_seo_business_directory/how_do_you_want_your_customers_to_contact_you_.csv
Format: CSV
Is this also the best number for us to reach you at? 
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[X]
Yes
[ ]
No
What is your Email Address? 
(approved)
rootsbrn@bellsouth.net
What email address do you want to advertise on your directory listings? 
(approved)
rootsbrn@bellsouth.net
What are your Hours of Operation? 
(approved)
Please add 'NA' for any days you are closed, including Saturdays and Sundays.  
Example:
Monday–Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM 
 Saturday: N/A (Closed)
Sunday: N/A (Closed)     
Monday: 12:30pm-930pm Tuesday :12pm -9pm Wednesday: 12:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. Thursday-
Sunday: N/A
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2.3 Social Media Links
What social media links do you want displayed on this website? Please enter the URL if applicable for
those noted below.  Please enter NA if not applicable        
Social Media 
(approved)
Please double-click in the column to enter your answer. 
 
Social Media Type
Link to Social media
Facebook
N/A
Instagram
N/A
Other
N/A
None
N/A
File has been exported to: 
pro_website_and_pro_seo_business_directory/social_media.csv
Format: CSV
2.4 Branding & Promotions
Provide a slogan or tagline if you have one. 
(approved)
Example: One stop. All done.
We'll use this on your website to keep your message consistent.
N/A
Any offers, discounts, specials we should include on your website? 
(approved)
Special offers are a great way to entice someone to do business with you when shown prominently
on your Home Page. 
Example: Free consultation, Veterans save 25%, etc.
N/A
Logo 
(approved)
Please upload the Logo here, and we’ll incorporate it into the website. If not, that's no problem; we'll
create a simple placeholder logo for your site. 
No answer given
Do you have any marketing collateral? 
(approved)
  An existing website, a professional logo, and social media pages, such as Facebook, often contain
valuable information and marketing collateral, including brochures, sales presentations, and
promotional images.    
[ ]
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[X]
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2.5 Existing Website
Do you have an existing website? 
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[X]
Yes
[ ]
No
What is the URL for your existing website? 
(approved)
http://www.rootsandbranchesonline.com/
What do you like about your existing site? 
(approved)
  We'll take this feedback into consideration as we create your new website!
New clients for the video.
What do you dislike about your existing site? 
(approved)
  We'll take this feedback into consideration as we create your new website!
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2.6 Images & Galleries
    It is essential to maintain a professional and consistent look for your brand across key locations
where customers will encounter your business.         
Which Images would you like us to use? Please upload them here. 
(approved)
 Upload any images you would like to be featured on your website here. Our designers will
compliment these images with a vast array of professionally taken photographs to present your
business in the best light.    
No answer given
Did you purchase a Rotating Banner? 
(approved)
[X]
Yes
[ ]
No
Please upload 3 to 5 images. 
(approved)
File has been exported to: 
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File size: 1.49 MB, Width x Height (px): 2316 x 3088, Format: JPG
Uploaded by: N/A
File has been exported to: 
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pixabay-207247-scaled-1.jpeg
File size: 168 KB, Width x Height (px): 1500 x 1000, Format: JPEG
Uploaded by: N/A
File has been exported to: 
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cropped-rb-logo-small-trans.jpeg
File size: 13.2 KB, Width x Height (px): 180 x 180, Format: JPEG
Uploaded by: N/A
File has been exported to: 
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File size: 1.13 MB, Width x Height (px): 2380 x 2380, Format: JPEG
Uploaded by: N/A
Did you purchase a 2nd Rotating Banner? 
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[ ]
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[X]
No
Did you purchase a Gallery? 
(approved)
[ ]
Yes
[X]
No
2.7 Page Content
 The homepage serves as the virtual front door to your business, encapsulating the essence of your
brand and captivating visitors from the moment they arrive.  It's important that we highlight the top
three services prominently, each with a brief description and a clear call to action.   We will include
exclusive special offers on the homepage that can immediately capture attention and drive
engagement.  We will create three additional Service Pages and a Contact Page.    
Home Page 
(approved)
Our team will craft the text  for your Home Page using the information provided in the business
overview section. Is there anything else you want us to include on the Home Page? 
P1-Home
Dr. Virginia Felder graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi from the University of Georgia with
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a B.A. in Psychology. She attended the Columbia Theological Seminary, where she received the
degrees Master of Divinity, Master of Theology in Pastoral Counseling, and Doctor of Ministry in
Spirituality.
She began practicing at the Atlanta Psychiatric Clinic in 1975. Her experience includes treatment in
inpatient and outpatient settings with adolescents, adults, couples, families and groups.
Dr. Felder is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, a Healing Touch Certified Practitioner, a
charter member of the American Association of Christian Counselors, member of the American
Association of Pastoral Care, and an ordained Presbyterian minister. She has been chairperson for
the Atlanta Chapter of the Georgia Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, President of the
Biofeedback Society of Georgia and President of the Stone Mountain Ministerial Association.
Throughout her life, Dr. Felder has had a keen interest in alternative healing modalities which has
led her to study Vibrational Medicine in its myriad of forms such as indigenous medicine traditions.
She is continuously studying and expanding her own reservoir of wisdom for her personal growth as
well as for her clients who courageously open the sacred spaces of their lives.
Product / Service Page 1 
(approved)
What Service / Product would you like to showcase? 
Don't forget to include any unique selling points!    
p2-About the practice
Areas of Specialization
Adoptive Families
Step-Families
Maintaining Marital Intimacy
Infidelity
Joint Custody: Pros & Cons
Spiritual Direction and Enhancement
Sexual Dysfunction
Change of Life Crises
Addictive Patterns
Stress Management
Performance Anxiety
Survivors of Abuse
Grief Resolution
Living with Chronic Pain/Illness
Premenstrual Syndrome
Relationship Enrichment
Fees:
While I am no longer in network with any insurance companies, a superbill can be provided upon
request for reimbursement.
Product / Service Page 2 
(approved)
What Service / Product would you like to showcase? 
 Don't forget to include any unique selling points!        
P3-Despachos
Despachos
In my work with clients, I often invite them into simple ceremonies that help them connect with the
unseen realm while holding a clear intention. One of the most beautiful of these comes from the
Quechua-speaking peoples of the Andes in Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador. The word “despacho” means
“offering,” and these offerings are created with deep care and prayer.
A despacho can be made alone or with a community, and each one becomes a living prayer — a
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way of calling in healing, balance, and harmony for a person, a situation, or a wider community.
Many also carry profound gratitude, acknowledging the blessings already present.
Once created, despachos are traditionally offered back to the natural world: released into a fire,
given to a flowing river or stream, or gently buried in the earth. Each method becomes a way of
handing our prayers to the forces that hold and transform them.
Product / Service Page 3 
(approved)
What Service / Product would you like to showcase? 
P4-Articles and Resources(Dropdown menu) until domestic abuse page
Articles and Resources
Did you know…
about warning signs for domestic abusers?
about religious abuse?
about the Enneagram?
about the treatment of infidelity?
about spiritual direction and psychotherapy?
Other questions? Email us at rootsbrn@bellsouth.net
Articles Written by Virginia Felder:
Mirror of Madness Explores the yearning for revenge which paves the way for an addictive pattern
of malicious behavior. Dr. Felder uses stories from her own life and from her practice of
psychotherapy to identify the “malice fix” and addictive response to pain which brings about
momentary relief, yet, interferes with the possibility of genuine healing. The mirror of madness
occurs as a distressed individual succeeds in getting someone else to exhibit pain and fury,
reflecting these emotions back to the true source. The target person embodies the anguish, thereby
relieving the initiator of the burden. The path of intervention into this relational dynamic is
highlighted.
Teachings From The Creation Of The Squirrel Apacheta Apachetas, sacred cairns from the Peruvian
shamanic traditions, often mark ancient pilgrimages routes that are still walked today. They are
places of ceremonial healing and connection with the mountain spirits (apus), the Earth Mother
(Pachamama), and the natural world. Jenny Felder works with these shamanic traditions, but when
she set out to create her own apacheta she had a few lessons awaiting her from a small, agile, four-
legged teacher!
Metamorphosis-Death as a Passageway from Family Transformation This article appeared in the
winter 1991 issue of Voices, “Midwifing Death.” The story accounts family events in the life of the
author which unfolded around the diagnosis of her brother, Bill’s brain tumor, his illness and death.
After a lifetime of endeavoring to bring the family to together, Bill finally succeeded through his
death.
Outside Resources
About: Mental Health A well-organized directory of mental health resources edited by a practicing
clinical psychiatrist at about.com.
The National Mental Health Association This organization seeks to help people improve their mental
health through advocacy, education, research and service. Their site hosts a number of fact sheets
on mental health issues such as Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and anxiety disorders.
Depression-test A depression screening site.
The American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists This website has information on the
AAMFT (which Dr. Felder belongs to), marriage and family therapists, and family problems.
Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) Resources
Veterans Stress Project This organization offers aid to verans suffering from PTSD through free or
low-cost sessions using Energy Psychology.
How to do EFT Basics – The Basic Recipe
EFT Tapping Points
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P5-Infidelity
Infidelity is one of the most common issues presented in therapy. It is also one of the deepest
wounds a relationship can sustain. One of the difficulties in working toward healing is that,
regardless of the motivation or circumstances of this breach of commitment, the partner is often
totally devastated.
There are many different conscious and unconscious factors that contribute to a situation in which
infidelity occurs. Not all couples addressing issues of infidelity are treated effectively by the same
approach. As a marriage and family therapist, I constantly observe my interventions in therapy and
seek to integrate ideas espoused by my colleagues. I find my experience with clients to be a great
teacher in addition to all of the techniques and theories found in textbooks and workshops. I am
convinced that there is no one right way that is effective for all. With identities altered to protect
privacy, the following are some examples of my experiences:
Early in my practice I had been working with Eric for about three months. Then, I attended a
workshop on marital therapy. Fortified with a weekend of wisdom from one whose ages of practice
imbued him with credibility and authority, I proceeded to encourage Eric to interrupt a process he
was experiencing. He had been juggling a marriage and a sexual relationship with his secretary for
the last two years of his fourteen-year marriage. Following the workshop blueprint, I suggested that
Eric either tell his wife about his lover or discontinue the affair. Eric, who had been very open and
vulnerable in therapy, came in for one more session in which he seriously considered the options I
posed to him. He never came back again. At the time I saw Eric as resistant to therapy; I don’t
anymore.
Paul came to see me shortly after he had been divorced. He had originally gone to a therapist
individually to deal with his affair. When Paul expressed ambivalence about ending the affair, the
counselor insisted that he tell his wife. Trusting that this would be helpful somehow, he followed
this guidance. His wife divorced him immediately. Paul is bitter and depressed over the loss of his
ten-year marriage and his three children. He didn’t want the divorce. His deepest anger was with
himself for trusting someone else’s judgment about his life rather than his own unfolding process
and sense of timing.
Other individuals get caught in a repetitive pattern. After ending an affair and brief work on ways to
improve the marriage, the individual terminates therapy only to come back later in the same
situation.
Juanita came in to see me after moving to Georgia about a year before. She had been married
twenty years, enjoyed being a wife and mother, but now was involved in her fourth affair. She came
asking me to tell her to end the affair. I told her I didn’t care if she continued the affair or not; it was
her life that was involved, not mine. For months she angrily struggled with me, insisting that since I
was a marriage and family therapist, and she was paying me, I should tell her what to do. I
suggested she ask the mailman or the butcher. I also offered to bring in my secretary, who was
excellent at telling people what they should do. Juanita stayed with it. She finally acknowledged her
own responsibility for this decision and, on her own, decided to end the affair. This was a new
beginning for her to explore life in a nondependent way rather than needing to find someone to tell
her how to run her life.
Elaine’s call for an initial appointment was very secretive. Her nervousness seeped through as she
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scheduled under a fictitious name and left a phantom phone number. Elaine and her husband,
Douglas, were currently seeing another counselor. She had obediently told her husband that she
had been having an affair. Only…she said, “It only happened once,” and “I’m not seeing him
anymore.” From that point on she became swept up in a spiraling snowball of lies…with her
counselor, as with her husband, as with her lover. I had no investment in Elaine’s doing or telling
me anything in particular.
Elaine ended up divorcing her husband, severing ties with her lover, and spending a couple of years
getting more grounded within herself. She then settled into a much more satisfying relationship
with a man she lived with for six months and intended to marry.
Therapists are often driven by unconscious motivations. Some feel successful is they have been
able to “save the marriage.” Others feel heroic if they finally have been able to help someone “get
free from that bitch/bastard.” I have heard comments like, “they should have gotten divorced five
years ago,” or, “once a partner is involved in an affair, there is no way to work on the marriage
while it continues.”
We all carry with us our biases, our bigotry, our blindness. We all have our opinions, our values, our
judgments; so do neighbors, siblings, parents, children, friends, and bank tellers. None of us is so
wise as to have a monopoly on truth. Why would someone come to a therapist and pay a lot of
money for something they could get just for walking across the lawn? Confidentiality? Yes.
Experience? Yes. But the greatest gift a therapist can give is direction for people to listen to
themselves. It is this gift that allows people to move beyond their limits of past experience and
become more of the people they have the capacity to be.
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P6-Religious abuse
Religious abuse
People seek religious affiliation for various reasons and in different ways. Often, they grow up in a
particular tradition. Some have no formal religious training. Occasionally, people attend religious
functions for purposes such as placating their partner or parent, making social contacts, or finding a
supportive community. Most often, however, people who participate in religious functions seek
direct or indirect connection with the Divine, the Source of creation.
Inherent in every religious tradition is some balance between direct spiritual experience and
teachings drawn from oral and written doctrine rooted in the history and experience of the
participant group. In extreme cases doctrine becomes dogma, rigid and concrete rules for behavior,
thoughts, and feelings. When organizations embrace a dogma that supercedes any and all direct
spiritual experience, religious abuse takes hold.
Many individuals experience confusion and pain as a result of religious abuse. Theologians have
identified classic situations associated with religious abuse. The following are danger signs:
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Emphasis on the threat of discipline and excommunication (being excluded from the church family)
The group’s claim to have the only Truth of God creates fear of thinking outside the leader’s
teachings. Discipline may include public ridicule from the pulpit when a member openly disagrees
with the leadership.
Authoritarian leadership
Authoritarianism is evidenced when questioning teachings of a pastor is considered disobedient.
The result is unchecked power, which releases the pastor from accountability. Even in
congregations where there are other church leaders, authoritarian leadership may still occur if they
unquestioningly accept the pastor’s teachings.
Isolationism
Religious abuse often involves leaders pressuring members to avoid or distance themselves from
family and friends who are not involved in the group. Sometimes, parental and marital relationships
experience conflict because the religious group requires members to ignore and/or condemn the
opinions of others that are not in accord with the group’s teachings.
If you suspect that you or someone you care about might be in a religious group exhibiting some of
these characteristics, talk with someone outside the group whom you respect as a loving, wise
spiritual person, or talk with a professional who has experience dealing with religious abuse.
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P7- The Enneagram
The Enneagram is an innovative method for discovering, confirming and verifying personality types.
This approach bypasses judgmentalism and offers possibilities for personal healing and relational
understanding. The Greek word ennea, meaning nine, and gram, meaning figure, form the word
Enneagram, which is symbolized by a nine-pointed figure within a circle. This geometric symbol
represents both the cosmos and the human psyche.
I use the Enneagram to help clients recognize patterns of inner thoughts and feelings. The
enneagram is different from other personality type indicators such as the Myers-Briggs inventory,
which deals with the outside world. The Enneagram reflects inner motivations. It is an inside-out
approach instead of an outside-in approach.
For instance, in a given situation, an ennea-type would typically ask, “What is the right thing?”
Different personality types ask different questions. A Two would ask, “What does (he, she, it)
need?” A Three: “What are the expectations I need to meet to be successful?” A Four: “What is
missing here?” A Five: “What can I observe and learn?” A Six: “What could go wrong?” A Seven:
“How shall I enjoy this?” An Eight: How can I take control? (Or at least be sure no one controls me!)
A Nine: “How can we all get along peacefully?” Knowing your type can raise awareness so that you
can more quickly recognize and alter patterns.
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P8-Domestic abuse
Many behaviors tolerated in the home are remnants of a very dangerous thought: What goes on
behind these doors stays behind these doors!
Below is a checklist of violent and controlling behaviors developed by Men Stopping Violence, a
treatment program for men accused of abusive behavior. However, women can also exhibit these
same behaviors.
Violent and Controlling Behaviors Checklist
Physical Violence
Physical Violence
 *Slap, punch, grab, kick, choke, push, restrain, pull hair, pinch, bite
 *Rape (use of force, threats to get sex)
 *Use of weapons, throwing things, keeping weapons around which scare your partner
 *Abuse of furniture, things in the home, pets, destroying his/her things
 *Intimidation (standing in the doorway during arguments, angry or threatening gestures, use of
size to *intimidate, standing over your partner, recklessly driving)
 *Uninvited touching
 *Threats (verbal or nonverbal, direct or indirect)
 *Harassment (uninvited visits or calls, following your partner around, checking up on your partner,
*embarassing him/her in public, not leaving when asked)
 *Isolation (preventing or making hard for your partner to see/talk to friends, relatives, others)
Psychological and Economic Abuse
*Yelling, swearing, being lewd, raising your voice, using angry expressions or gestures
 *Criticism (name-calling, swearing, mocking, put-downs, ridicule, accusations, blaming, use of
trivializing words or gestures)
 *Pressure tactics (rushing him/her to make decisions, using guilt/accusations, sulking, threatening
to withhold financial support, manipulating chilren, abusing feelings)
 *Interrupting, changing topics, not listening, not responding, twisting her words, going on and on)
 *Economic coercion (withholding money, the car, or other resourcesl sabotaging your partner’s
attempts to work)
 *Claiming “the truth,” being the authority, deining his/her behavior, using “logic”
 *Lying, withholding information, infidelity (having sex with others)
 *Using pornography (e.g. magazines, movies, strip shows, home videos, etc.)
 *Witholding help on childcare/housework; not doing your share or following through on your
agreements
 *Emotional withholding (not expressing feelings, not giving support, valdiation, attention,
compliments, respect for your partner’s feelings, rights and opinions)
 *Not taking care of yourself (not asking for help or support from friends, abusing drugs or alcohol,
being a “people pleaser”)
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P9-Spiritual Direction and Psychotherapy
Spiritual direction is a practice similar to psychotherapy. In fact, the Greek word psyche means
soul. So, the word psychotherapy implies soul healing, which is one term for indentifying the
purpose of spiritual direction.There is also a difference between the two disciplines. The focus of
spiritual direction is the inner spiritual connection, in other words, the relationship between the
individual and the Divine. Psychotherapy, on the other hand, focuses on the relationship between
the therapist and client as the source of healing and growth.
A spiritual director normally prays with and for a directee. The practice of direction attends to
spiritual communion not only through traditional disciplines such as prayer and meditation, but also
through art, dream work, body movement (dance, prayer walking), song, mantras, drumming,
connections with nature, sensual conditioning, and many other means. Actually, almost any activity
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Business Name: OP-87135
Business Type: Psychotherapy and Spiritual Counseling Practice
Location: Georgia, USA
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Virginia Felder (rootsbrn@bellsouth.net)
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Dr. Virginia Felder graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi from the University of Georgia with
a B.A. in Psychology. She attended the Columbia Theological Seminary, where she received the
degrees Master of Divinity, Master of Theology in Pastoral Counseling, and Doctor of Ministry in
Spirituality.
She began practicing at the Atlanta Psychiatric Clinic in 1975. Her experience includes treatment in
inpatient and outpatient settings with adolescents, adults, couples, families and groups.
Dr. Felder is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, a Healing Touch Certified Practitioner, a
charter member of the American Association of Christian Counselors, member of the American
Association of Pastoral Care, and an ordained Presbyterian minister. She has been chairperson for
the Atlanta Chapter of the Georgia Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, President of the
Biofeedback Society of Georgia and President of the Stone Mountain Ministerial Association.
Throughout her life, Dr. Felder has had a keen interest in alternative healing modalities which has
led her to study Vibrational Medicine in its myriad of forms such as indigenous medicine traditions.
She is continuously studying and expanding her own reservoir of wisdom for her personal growth as
well as for her clients who courageously open the sacred spaces of their lives.
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rootsbrn@bellsouth.net
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Dr. Virginia Felder graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi from the University of Georgia with
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a B.A. in Psychology. She attended the Columbia Theological Seminary, where she received the
degrees Master of Divinity, Master of Theology in Pastoral Counseling, and Doctor of Ministry in
Spirituality.
She began practicing at the Atlanta Psychiatric Clinic in 1975. Her experience includes treatment in
inpatient and outpatient settings with adolescents, adults, couples, families and groups.
Dr. Felder is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, a Healing Touch Certified Practitioner, a
charter member of the American Association of Christian Counselors, member of the American
Association of Pastoral Care, and an ordained Presbyterian minister. She has been chairperson for
the Atlanta Chapter of the Georgia Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, President of the
Biofeedback Society of Georgia and President of the Stone Mountain Ministerial Association.
Throughout her life, Dr. Felder has had a keen interest in alternative healing modalities which has
led her to study Vibrational Medicine in its myriad of forms such as indigenous medicine traditions.
She is continuously studying and expanding her own reservoir of wisdom for her personal growth as
well as for her clients who courageously open the sacred spaces of their lives.
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p2-About the practice
Areas of Specialization
Adoptive Families
Step-Families
Maintaining Marital Intimacy
Infidelity
Joint Custody: Pros & Cons
Spiritual Direction and Enhancement
Sexual Dysfunction
Change of Life Crises
Addictive Patterns
Stress Management
Performance Anxiety
Survivors of Abuse
Grief Resolution
Living with Chronic Pain/Illness
Premenstrual Syndrome
Relationship Enrichment
Fees:
While I am no longer in network with any insurance companies, a superbill can be provided upon
request for reimbursement.
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P3-Despachos
Despachos
In my work with clients, I often invite them into simple ceremonies that help them connect with the
unseen realm while holding a clear intention. One of the most beautiful of these comes from the
Quechua-speaking peoples of the Andes in Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador. The word “despacho” means
“offering,” and these offerings are created with deep care and prayer.
A despacho can be made alone or with a community, and each one becomes a living prayer — a
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way of calling in healing, balance, and harmony for a person, a situation, or a wider community.
Many also carry profound gratitude, acknowledging the blessings already present.
Once created, despachos are traditionally offered back to the natural world: released into a fire,
given to a flowing river or stream, or gently buried in the earth. Each method becomes a way of
handing our prayers to the forces that hold and transform them.
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P4-Articles and Resources(Dropdown menu) until domestic abuse page
Articles and Resources
Did you know…
about warning signs for domestic abusers?
about religious abuse?
about the Enneagram?
about the treatment of infidelity?
about spiritual direction and psychotherapy?
Other questions? Email us at rootsbrn@bellsouth.net
Articles Written by Virginia Felder:
Mirror of Madness Explores the yearning for revenge which paves the way for an addictive pattern
of malicious behavior. Dr. Felder uses stories from her own life and from her practice of
psychotherapy to identify the “malice fix” and addictive response to pain which brings about
momentary relief, yet, interferes with the possibility of genuine healing. The mirror of madness
occurs as a distressed individual succeeds in getting someone else to exhibit pain and fury,
reflecting these emotions back to the true source. The target person embodies the anguish, thereby
relieving the initiator of the burden. The path of intervention into this relational dynamic is
highlighted.
Teachings From The Creation Of The Squirrel Apacheta Apachetas, sacred cairns from the Peruvian
shamanic traditions, often mark ancient pilgrimages routes that are still walked today. They are
places of ceremonial healing and connection with the mountain spirits (apus), the Earth Mother
(Pachamama), and the natural world. Jenny Felder works with these shamanic traditions, but when
she set out to create her own apacheta she had a few lessons awaiting her from a small, agile, four-
legged teacher!
Metamorphosis-Death as a Passageway from Family Transformation This article appeared in the
winter 1991 issue of Voices, “Midwifing Death.” The story accounts family events in the life of the
author which unfolded around the diagnosis of her brother, Bill’s brain tumor, his illness and death.
After a lifetime of endeavoring to bring the family to together, Bill finally succeeded through his
death.
Outside Resources
About: Mental Health A well-organized directory of mental health resources edited by a practicing
clinical psychiatrist at about.com.
The National Mental Health Association This organization seeks to help people improve their mental
health through advocacy, education, research and service. Their site hosts a number of fact sheets
on mental health issues such as Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and anxiety disorders.
Depression-test A depression screening site.
The American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists This website has information on the
AAMFT (which Dr. Felder belongs to), marriage and family therapists, and family problems.
Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) Resources
Veterans Stress Project This organization offers aid to verans suffering from PTSD through free or
low-cost sessions using Energy Psychology.
How to do EFT Basics – The Basic Recipe
EFT Tapping Points
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P5-Infidelity
Infidelity is one of the most common issues presented in therapy. It is also one of the deepest
wounds a relationship can sustain. One of the difficulties in working toward healing is that,
regardless of the motivation or circumstances of this breach of commitment, the partner is often
totally devastated.
There are many different conscious and unconscious factors that contribute to a situation in which
infidelity occurs. Not all couples addressing issues of infidelity are treated effectively by the same
approach. As a marriage and family therapist, I constantly observe my interventions in therapy and
seek to integrate ideas espoused by my colleagues. I find my experience with clients to be a great
teacher in addition to all of the techniques and theories found in textbooks and workshops. I am
convinced that there is no one right way that is effective for all. With identities altered to protect
privacy, the following are some examples of my experiences:
Early in my practice I had been working with Eric for about three months. Then, I attended a
workshop on marital therapy. Fortified with a weekend of wisdom from one whose ages of practice
imbued him with credibility and authority, I proceeded to encourage Eric to interrupt a process he
was experiencing. He had been juggling a marriage and a sexual relationship with his secretary for
the last two years of his fourteen-year marriage. Following the workshop blueprint, I suggested that
Eric either tell his wife about his lover or discontinue the affair. Eric, who had been very open and
vulnerable in therapy, came in for one more session in which he seriously considered the options I
posed to him. He never came back again. At the time I saw Eric as resistant to therapy; I don’t
anymore.
Paul came to see me shortly after he had been divorced. He had originally gone to a therapist
individually to deal with his affair. When Paul expressed ambivalence about ending the affair, the
counselor insisted that he tell his wife. Trusting that this would be helpful somehow, he followed
this guidance. His wife divorced him immediately. Paul is bitter and depressed over the loss of his
ten-year marriage and his three children. He didn’t want the divorce. His deepest anger was with
himself for trusting someone else’s judgment about his life rather than his own unfolding process
and sense of timing.
Other individuals get caught in a repetitive pattern. After ending an affair and brief work on ways to
improve the marriage, the individual terminates therapy only to come back later in the same
situation.
Juanita came in to see me after moving to Georgia about a year before. She had been married
twenty years, enjoyed being a wife and mother, but now was involved in her fourth affair. She came
asking me to tell her to end the affair. I told her I didn’t care if she continued the affair or not; it was
her life that was involved, not mine. For months she angrily struggled with me, insisting that since I
was a marriage and family therapist, and she was paying me, I should tell her what to do. I
suggested she ask the mailman or the butcher. I also offered to bring in my secretary, who was
excellent at telling people what they should do. Juanita stayed with it. She finally acknowledged her
own responsibility for this decision and, on her own, decided to end the affair. This was a new
beginning for her to explore life in a nondependent way rather than needing to find someone to tell
her how to run her life.
Elaine’s call for an initial appointment was very secretive. Her nervousness seeped through as she
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scheduled under a fictitious name and left a phantom phone number. Elaine and her husband,
Douglas, were currently seeing another counselor. She had obediently told her husband that she
had been having an affair. Only…she said, “It only happened once,” and “I’m not seeing him
anymore.” From that point on she became swept up in a spiraling snowball of lies…with her
counselor, as with her husband, as with her lover. I had no investment in Elaine’s doing or telling
me anything in particular.
Elaine ended up divorcing her husband, severing ties with her lover, and spending a couple of years
getting more grounded within herself. She then settled into a much more satisfying relationship
with a man she lived with for six months and intended to marry.
Therapists are often driven by unconscious motivations. Some feel successful is they have been
able to “save the marriage.” Others feel heroic if they finally have been able to help someone “get
free from that bitch/bastard.” I have heard comments like, “they should have gotten divorced five
years ago,” or, “once a partner is involved in an affair, there is no way to work on the marriage
while it continues.”
We all carry with us our biases, our bigotry, our blindness. We all have our opinions, our values, our
judgments; so do neighbors, siblings, parents, children, friends, and bank tellers. None of us is so
wise as to have a monopoly on truth. Why would someone come to a therapist and pay a lot of
money for something they could get just for walking across the lawn? Confidentiality? Yes.
Experience? Yes. But the greatest gift a therapist can give is direction for people to listen to
themselves. It is this gift that allows people to move beyond their limits of past experience and
become more of the people they have the capacity to be.
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P6-Religious abuse
Religious abuse
People seek religious affiliation for various reasons and in different ways. Often, they grow up in a
particular tradition. Some have no formal religious training. Occasionally, people attend religious
functions for purposes such as placating their partner or parent, making social contacts, or finding a
supportive community. Most often, however, people who participate in religious functions seek
direct or indirect connection with the Divine, the Source of creation.
Inherent in every religious tradition is some balance between direct spiritual experience and
teachings drawn from oral and written doctrine rooted in the history and experience of the
participant group. In extreme cases doctrine becomes dogma, rigid and concrete rules for behavior,
thoughts, and feelings. When organizations embrace a dogma that supercedes any and all direct
spiritual experience, religious abuse takes hold.
Many individuals experience confusion and pain as a result of religious abuse. Theologians have
identified classic situations associated with religious abuse. The following are danger signs:
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Emphasis on the threat of discipline and excommunication (being excluded from the church family)
The group’s claim to have the only Truth of God creates fear of thinking outside the leader’s
teachings. Discipline may include public ridicule from the pulpit when a member openly disagrees
with the leadership.
Authoritarian leadership
Authoritarianism is evidenced when questioning teachings of a pastor is considered disobedient.
The result is unchecked power, which releases the pastor from accountability. Even in
congregations where there are other church leaders, authoritarian leadership may still occur if they
unquestioningly accept the pastor’s teachings.
Isolationism
Religious abuse often involves leaders pressuring members to avoid or distance themselves from
family and friends who are not involved in the group. Sometimes, parental and marital relationships
experience conflict because the religious group requires members to ignore and/or condemn the
opinions of others that are not in accord with the group’s teachings.
If you suspect that you or someone you care about might be in a religious group exhibiting some of
these characteristics, talk with someone outside the group whom you respect as a loving, wise
spiritual person, or talk with a professional who has experience dealing with religious abuse.
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P7- The Enneagram
The Enneagram is an innovative method for discovering, confirming and verifying personality types.
This approach bypasses judgmentalism and offers possibilities for personal healing and relational
understanding. The Greek word ennea, meaning nine, and gram, meaning figure, form the word
Enneagram, which is symbolized by a nine-pointed figure within a circle. This geometric symbol
represents both the cosmos and the human psyche.
I use the Enneagram to help clients recognize patterns of inner thoughts and feelings. The
enneagram is different from other personality type indicators such as the Myers-Briggs inventory,
which deals with the outside world. The Enneagram reflects inner motivations. It is an inside-out
approach instead of an outside-in approach.
For instance, in a given situation, an ennea-type would typically ask, “What is the right thing?”
Different personality types ask different questions. A Two would ask, “What does (he, she, it)
need?” A Three: “What are the expectations I need to meet to be successful?” A Four: “What is
missing here?” A Five: “What can I observe and learn?” A Six: “What could go wrong?” A Seven:
“How shall I enjoy this?” An Eight: How can I take control? (Or at least be sure no one controls me!)
A Nine: “How can we all get along peacefully?” Knowing your type can raise awareness so that you
can more quickly recognize and alter patterns.
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P8-Domestic abuse
Many behaviors tolerated in the home are remnants of a very dangerous thought: What goes on
behind these doors stays behind these doors!
Below is a checklist of violent and controlling behaviors developed by Men Stopping Violence, a
treatment program for men accused of abusive behavior. However, women can also exhibit these
same behaviors.
Violent and Controlling Behaviors Checklist
Physical Violence
Physical Violence
 *Slap, punch, grab, kick, choke, push, restrain, pull hair, pinch, bite
 *Rape (use of force, threats to get sex)
 *Use of weapons, throwing things, keeping weapons around which scare your partner
 *Abuse of furniture, things in the home, pets, destroying his/her things
 *Intimidation (standing in the doorway during arguments, angry or threatening gestures, use of
size to *intimidate, standing over your partner, recklessly driving)
 *Uninvited touching
 *Threats (verbal or nonverbal, direct or indirect)
 *Harassment (uninvited visits or calls, following your partner around, checking up on your partner,
*embarassing him/her in public, not leaving when asked)
 *Isolation (preventing or making hard for your partner to see/talk to friends, relatives, others)
Psychological and Economic Abuse
*Yelling, swearing, being lewd, raising your voice, using angry expressions or gestures
 *Criticism (name-calling, swearing, mocking, put-downs, ridicule, accusations, blaming, use of
trivializing words or gestures)
 *Pressure tactics (rushing him/her to make decisions, using guilt/accusations, sulking, threatening
to withhold financial support, manipulating chilren, abusing feelings)
 *Interrupting, changing topics, not listening, not responding, twisting her words, going on and on)
 *Economic coercion (withholding money, the car, or other resourcesl sabotaging your partner’s
attempts to work)
 *Claiming “the truth,” being the authority, deining his/her behavior, using “logic”
 *Lying, withholding information, infidelity (having sex with others)
 *Using pornography (e.g. magazines, movies, strip shows, home videos, etc.)
 *Witholding help on childcare/housework; not doing your share or following through on your
agreements
 *Emotional withholding (not expressing feelings, not giving support, valdiation, attention,
compliments, respect for your partner’s feelings, rights and opinions)
 *Not taking care of yourself (not asking for help or support from friends, abusing drugs or alcohol,
being a “people pleaser”)
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P9-Spiritual Direction and Psychotherapy
Spiritual direction is a practice similar to psychotherapy. In fact, the Greek word psyche means
soul. So, the word psychotherapy implies soul healing, which is one term for indentifying the
purpose of spiritual direction.There is also a difference between the two disciplines. The focus of
spiritual direction is the inner spiritual connection, in other words, the relationship between the
individual and the Divine. Psychotherapy, on the other hand, focuses on the relationship between
the therapist and client as the source of healing and growth.
A spiritual director normally prays with and for a directee. The practice of direction attends to
spiritual communion not only through traditional disciplines such as prayer and meditation, but also
through art, dream work, body movement (dance, prayer walking), song, mantras, drumming,
connections with nature, sensual conditioning, and many other means. Actually, almost any activity
can be a spiritual exercise when experienced with spiritual awareness and intent.
Psychotherapy is similar to spiritual direction, but rather than focusing on direct spiritual
communication, therapists draw on their own deep resources of wisdom in relating to the client.
They recognize the sanctity of every human life and seek to become connected to the client in a
way that the power of this truth is experienced. The goal is ultimately the same as spiritual
direction: soul healing and growth. If a client fails to establish a connection with the Source within,
then he or she will be left dependent on the therapists or others who can never be adequate in
communicating who one is or what one is called to in a specific situation. Successful therapy always
involves a client connecting with and trusting his or her own deep knowing.
However, the “psychotherapy” which managed care insurance companies are willing to reimburse
is not really psychotherapy, but counseling. Counseling has to do with giving counsel or advice.
Managed care companies are focused primarily on symptom management and can actually be a
hindrance to therapy. For example, a man recently came in for therapy with complaints of
insomnia, irritability, difficulty concentrating, and intrusive thoughts when driving of wanting to
smash into a bridge. If we focused solely on the symptoms, he would be referred to a psychiatrist
for medication and probably be able to reduce the symptoms. However, this would be ignoring the
function of symptoms, which is to say: “There is something wrong; you need to change the way you
live your life.” It is a message from one’s soul. When we do not listen to the messages from our
souls, the result is that other, more serious symptoms occur. Psychotherapy and spiritual direction
both use symptoms as helpful tools pointing in the direction of healing and wholeness.
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Roots and Branches
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Dr. Virginia Felder graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi from the University of Georgia with
a B.A. in Psychology. She attended the Columbia Theological Seminary, where she received the
degrees Master of Divinity, Master of Theology in Pastoral Counseling, and Doctor of Ministry in
Spirituality.
She began practicing at the Atlanta Psychiatric Clinic in 1975. Her experience includes treatment in
inpatient and outpatient settings with adolescents, adults, couples, families and groups.
Dr. Felder is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, a Healing Touch Certified Practitioner, a
charter member of the American Association of Christian Counselors, member of the American
As