Instead of changing yourself, like in psychotherapy, we work together to change your relationship dynamics. We empower you to speak your truth to power. We inspire you to inspire them to respect your needs, as you respect theirs.
We follow a basic template. Instead of a treatment plan, like in psychotherapy, you get this service plan. You serve a need that you share with others. As you resolve that need, painful symptoms naturally clear up. Others may seek what you found, and perhaps pay you handsomely to help them resolve their needs.
The service plan covers three main areas, in order:
1. You sharpen your internal capacities – you build up your resilience.
2. You grow your external capacities – you build up your social capital.
3. You fulfill your cause – you build up your value to resolve needs.

Check if we
can support your cause
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You then scheduled a FREE online consultation, or about to schedule one.

Fit
First, let's check if this service is a good fit between us.

Build support
to achieve your cause
This service plan provides weekly online encrypted video-chat sessions, followed by a week's worth of encrypted email support. The plan anticipates completion in 20 weeks, or five months.
You build support gradually. Each block completes in four sessions.
Intake your cause
Four weekly 25-minute online one-on-one sessions. Daily email content.
The process starts with gathering your information. Together, we build a solid foundation for your "cause"—your need you seek to more fully resolve that once resolved will improve value for others as well.
Democratized knowing with this testable hypothesis:
The more you are free to resolve your socially impacted needs (over merely relieving its pain typically that lets that pain build over time),
the more benefits you will start to receive from conciliatory options over avoidant and adversarial options,
as determined by a sudden measurable drop in the amount of anxiety and depression you’ve been suffering.
01. Starting: Intake process
02. Identifying needs: Claim review
03. Expressing impacts: Wellness review
04. Addressing your cause: Goal setting
Integrate your cause
Four weekly 25- or 50-minute online one-on-one sessions. Daily email content.
Testable hypothesis: The more resilient to endure painful power differentials, the easier to appreciate conciliatory options to fulfill your cause, as determined by how long you can grasp a piece of ice long before any threat of frostbite sets in.
05. Identifying your options
06. Expressing your compelling innocence
07. Addressing your resiliency
08. Qualifying your cause with support
Include your champion supporter
Four 50-minute online group sessions of just us three. Daily email content
Testable hypothesis: The more your cause receives support by a champion supporter, the easier to overcome temptations to quit and go back to avoidant or adversarial options, as determined by how enthusiastic of support you receive from your key supporter.
09. Including your champion
10. Identifying and transcending barriers
11. Expressing and receiving support
12. Addressing and overcoming your limits with support
Inspire your supporters
Four 50-minute online group sessions including supporters who can attend. Daily email content
Testable hypothesis: The more supported your cause, the more effectively you can shift from avoidance options to conciliatory options, as determined by the number of supporters who join your team and become actively supportive.
Alternately testable as: The less supported your cause, the easier to fall back on avoidant or adversarial options, as determined by avoidant or adversarial options appearing increasingly more preferable.
13. Inspiring your supporters
14. Identifying prospect sponsors
15. Expressing mutual support
16. Addressing your supported cause
Involve your sponsors
Four 50-minute online group sessions including sponsors who can attend. Daily email content.
Testable hypothesis: The more you pursue conciliatory options that waive your rightful adversarial options, the more interest from those otherwise enduring those adversarial consequences, as determined by the number of those invited to take interest and then follow, contribute, and sponsor your cause.
17. Involving your sponsors
18. Identifying alternatives
19. Declaring your supported cause
20. Achieving your supported cause
WORK IN PROGRESS
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