Woman Rising

Sometimes a woman understands exactly why she does what she does. She recognises
the pattern, knows where it came from and can explain the belief underneath it.

And yet she still does it.

Because understanding something and experiencing yourself differently inside it
aren’t necessarily the same thing.

That’s why Woman Rising combines Rapid Transformational Therapy with ongoing one-to-one
conversations, emotional integration and personalised support.

We’re not only interested in the breakthrough.
We’re interested in what happens afterwards.

What happens when somebody pushes against the new boundary? When
the opportunity you’d once have refused appears? When the old story whispers
something enormously convincing and you realise you don’t quite believe it anymore?

That’s why we keep working together.
We get to work with your actual life.

If you were sitting in front of me telling me about the thing you desperately
want to change, there’s quite a good chance I’d be listening for something underneath it.

Perhaps you want more confidence. You’re tired of disappearing in relationships. You know you want
to be more visible in your work but something keeps pulling you backwards.

Perhaps you constantly second-guess yourself. Or there’s something you desperately want to do,
yet every time you get close, you find another reason to wait.

And while you’re talking, I’d become increasingly curious.

Because the thing a woman arrives wanting to change
so often isn’t the thing that’s actually keeping her there.

I might notice a sentence you’ve said three times without realising it. I might become far more interested in
I’ve always been like this than in the problem you originally came to talk about.

Because that’s where things get interesting.
That’s the story underneath the story.

These rarely introduce themselves by saying Hello. I’m an old subconscious
belief that’s been quietly influencing your behaviour for thirty-seven years.

(though that’d certainly make my job easier)

They sound like us.

I’m just not confident. I’ve always been a people pleaser.
I don’t finish things. I’m too sensitive.
I’m not the sort of person who…

Repeat something for long enough and it stops feeling like
something you believe and becomes who you believe you are.

And that’s the territory Woman Rising takes us into.

 Into what you’ve come to believe about yourself and how those beliefs have shaped the way you’ve learned
to move through the world.

Because the relationship you have with yourself travels.

It spreads into your boundaries and relationships, into your decisions. It shows up in your willingness
to be seen and the risks you’re prepared to take. It blends into the things you tolerate
and the dreams you permit yourself to have.