Are you seeking a way to heal from your trauma?

iD sessions are neither therapy nor a substitute for therapy. They are based on a specific theory and methodology for seeing into the deepest aspects of who we are and how we came to be how and who we are. Through iD sessions, we can resolve the damaging impacts to our psyche and being as a result of our traumas.

Some clients (Subjects) are clear on what they wish to focus on in a Session and others are not. There is no right way, and ultimately there can be no wrong or best intention. However you express your focus (Intention), the iD Session inevitably focuses deeply on you and on what has been challenging you. No one knows what’s right for you better than you. 

We are primarily an on-line Institute and offer Training, Workshops and Private Sessions via Zoom. This makes our services more accessible.

We periodically hold in-person Workshops. The next one will be January 13-14, 2024 in Orange County.

Please contact us for more details or to register.

There are no hard and fast rules around the frequency of being a client (Subject). A good rule of thumb is one session every three to four weeks. There are instances where people have had multiple Sessions in one week. We recognize people's autonomy in terms of decisions around frequency and timing.

And, we caution against somebody trying to work too much, especially if the focus is on fixing self or getting rid of something or achieving some goal. These go against the essence of iD Work. As Gabor Maté says in this video , iD Work is about being profoundly compassionate with yourself.

We hold the position that everyone has the ability to resonate. You’ve been doing it everyday since early in your mother’s womb. The best way to learn how to resonate is to simply do it. The more you do it, the more you can trust yourself and share all that you are experiencing, thinking, and feeling.

You will come to understand that through resonating, you can sense (and articulate) incredibly nuanced and detailed information about somebody else, including material that has been completely unconscious to them, because it occurred at a very early stage of life (pre-verbal).