How might this help?

IIII     People arrive in all kinds of states. Some in pain, some in panic, some just worn thin, some very ill indeed. After a few weeks of steady, grounding conversations, things usually begin to settle. Just more bearable.

IIII     Over the months, your sense of your own story starts to shift and grow. You begin to see how you move through the world, how you relate to others, and how many different parts there are to your consciousness.

IIII     By the time we’re adults, our difficulties have usually became ingrained. That’s why this work asks for time, months, sometimes years. Not as a demand, an invitation. If you want to grow through what troubles you, to feel more grounded, more emotionally varied, more steady in your own Self, this is a place where that kind of slow change can happen.

IIII     Then its time to leave when you feel more gathered. More able to live with your weaknesses. More at home in your strengths. You leave not perfect, but more integrated, more capable, and more able in your own life.

- - - -  This is a typical path, and, although I find patients get better, people who feel very ill or despairing are welcome. Some of the work is extremely tough.