I know the seeking place because I spent a long time there myself.

 

For years, I was curious about how we heal, grow, and find our way toward a meaningful life. I explored self-help, psychology, spirituality, and the teachings of people who opened my mind to new ways of seeing myself and the world.

 

All of it gave me something. But I also noticed that understanding something didn't necessarily mean I was living it. I'd have moments of inspiration and clarity, and then find myself slipping back into familiar patterns.

 

A pivotal shift came when I took a 10-week transformational journey with Joy and Matt Kahn. For the first time, I found a way to bring together so much of what I'd learned and actually put it into practice. I became clearer about my values, what I wanted, and the choices I could make to move toward it.

 

After many years as a therapist, I understood a great deal about how old patterns form and why they can be difficult to change. I also saw clients do meaningful healing work and experience real change, while still sometimes finding themselves caught in familiar ways of thinking, responding, and relating.

 

I became increasingly interested in what comes next.

 

What happens when we're no longer focused primarily on healing the past, but on deciding what we want for our lives—and learning how to move toward it?

 

This work gave me a practical way to explore that question in my own life. And eventually, I realized it was where I wanted to focus my work with others too.