Success Story 1:
When my client initially sought my help, she was profoundly dissatisfied in her marriage. She lamented that her husband failed to advocate for her, and her in-laws created a toxic environment. Divorce was on her mind. We resolved to invest one year, committing to every necessary effort to salvage the union.

Around month seven or eight, she had a change of heart. The prospect of divorce had faded, replaced by a newfound awareness of her husband's deep affection for her. Moreover, she came to understand that her entrenched beliefs and expectations had been a hindrance, preventing her from recognizing the positive aspects and impeding her experience of love and happiness.

Her journey didn't end there. She underwent several more significant transformations in her relationship with her in-laws and even embarked on the path of entrepreneurship, establishing her own business.

Success Story 2:
One of my clients had encountered a series of unsuccessful relationships, leaving her feeling frustrated and discontented. She had lost hope in finding the right man.

As we delved into her self-awareness and beliefs, she unearthed a pattern in the type of men she was attracting. This pattern was subconsciously affirming her limiting belief that men would inevitably betray her. The root of this belief traced back to her father's infidelity and subsequent abandonment of her and her mother when she was very young. Unknowingly, she was reliving this scenario, solidifying her belief.

Upon uncovering this truth, she came to the realization that she needed to embark on a journey of self-healing. Presently, she has taken a step back to focus on her personal growth and well-being.


Success Story 3:
One of my clients is currently in the midst of a challenging divorce with a highly contentious ex-partner. They share a four-year-old son, and the ex is pushing for full custody, while my client believes the father's behavior is abusive and argues against any contact.

Through our discussions, my client came to a significant realization: her own experiences with her ex were influencing her judgment. While he may treat her poorly, he does not exhibit abusive behavior towards their child. Though he can be self-centered and may not always prioritize the child's best interests, he is not abusive. Furthermore, she acknowledged the importance of the child having a relationship with his father. While still navigating the complexities of the divorce with my support, she has shifted her approach. Rather than resisting contact with the father, she now establishes clear boundaries to safeguard her own well-being and to prevent controlling behavior on his part.

Instead of feeling overwhelmed every time her ex creates a disturbance, she gains clarity. She discerns what is truly necessary from what is not, allowing her to steer clear of unnecessary drama. This newfound perspective empowers her to take decisive actions, ensuring that any contact remains limited but genuinely serves the best interests of the child.