You have access to me, to work with me no matter what time zone, what city, what country or even what place you are in.  You can be laying on your bed, you can be sitting on a sofa, on your favorite chair or even inside a car, and still work with me – and get the same amazing results regardless of where you are or what time zone you are in.

You experience a lot less stress and are more relaxed for your session because you can be in your comfortable place. You don’t need to dress up, you don’t need to drive, you don’t have to worry about traffic, and you don’t have to worry about parking or the parking meter running out. Your entire focus is on the session and process we do together.

Again, you don’t have to worry about dressing up, driving thru peak hour traffic, and parking your car –  that means all of the time is used up for the actual session and not for traveling or commuting. Thus, there is less chance of being late and missing out on your appointment. You also have greater flexibility to schedule your session because you don’t have to allocate additional time for dressing up, parking or driving back and forth from the session.

This is highly critical to the success and effectiveness of your session: The reason I don’t use Skype or Zoom is because when I first used to work with clients on Skype many, many years ago, they were looking at themselves on the computer; they were not focused on the actual session, they were worried more about the way they look – ‘Is my  makeup running?’

Instead, you can choose to lay on your bed or favorite sofa, or chair and you can be more relaxed; you can feel safer, and you can open up and be more vulnerable. By becoming safely more vulnerable you can have the breakthroughs and achieve the results you came for and paid for.

Being in your favorite comfortable and safe place, and focusing on the process via the phone, undisturbed by the computer or visuals on the computer or the office itself, you feel more private, more intimate, almost anonymous, and therefore it is easier for you to trust.  Further, we do a process together – SRTT – Subconscious Rapid Transformation Technique – so your eyes will be closed most of the time, and so again, it becomes easier for you to trust the process and immerse yourself in it when you feel safe, relaxed and comfortable.

Because we are working over the phone, I pay great attention to the words and every sound you make. I am listening to the tonality of your voice to help uncover hidden emotions, and I am also very carefully listening to pauses and even small sounds you make which are revealing and critical to the success of the SRTT process.

For example, I might say, “Hold on. You just sighed; what were you thinking and feeling?” With that, we are able to access thoughts and emotions of the subconscious mind. It is much easier when working over the phone to pay full attention to sounds, pauses in between words and voice tonality because I am not distracted by anything else in the room, by what is happening in the room or by the way you look, are seated, dressed or if your makeup happens to be running.

I record the SRTT session, and I send you a link to download a copy of the mp3 recording. You can listen back to your session at your leisure. And given that we do my SRTT process together, there might be a few things that you did not catch the first time around, but now you have the opportunity to listen back to the entire session. When you choose to listen back to the session, you gain greater wisdom, greater insights, greater understanding, and you hear some important things that you didn’t hear the first time. You can also take additional notes for reinforcement of the principles and insights.

There is also another critical advantage for the therapist which greatly benefits you.

When a therapist is working with you in-person and you are experiencing sadness, pain, hurt or anger, the therapist also feels some of those emotions and he/she absorbs them. That means that the therapist is impacted by the emotions and it gets in the way of the process because the therapist loses clarity and loses or greatly diminishes the ability to guide you out of painful emotions.

Further, when working in person, by the time the therapist gets to the third or fourth client of the day, he/she feels emotionally drained, thus making the therapist less effective when it is your turn for your session. Thus, when you work with me over the phone, I don’t absorb those emotions that you might experience. I am fully aware of them, and we are able to work together to release those old, painful emotions, but I don’t absorb them, which means I can be more effective with you.

Accordingly, people are shocked when I tell them that despite working with multiple clients in a day and even when those clients might have experienced horrific trauma, neglect or sexual abuse, not only do I not feel tired, instead of feeling down or depressed myself, I feel invigorated. Why? I guide you to set you free of the pain, I do not get sucked into the pain and drama and because you feel so relieved and better at the end of the session, I feel satisfied, fulfilled, and uplifted because I actually helped you – and in one session!