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I want to share my case: how working through a parent's symptoms about their children changes the dynamics of movement for the children.
My son was laid off from work, and he was immediately offered another job — he switched.
But this job turned out to be a complete disappointment: inconvenient schedule, irregular hours, low pay, and, as he put it, "stupid work and inadequate management." He wasn't working; he was suffering, but he couldn't quit — he needed to support himself and pay for his rented apartment every month.
So he kept "pulling the load" and simultaneously looked for suitable vacancies.

I want to share my experience of how GSR sessions can change the trajectory of life.
About three years ago, I conducted just two sessions with my sister—I had only completed the second module at that time.
The first session focused on her depressive state (she didn't want to leave the house and wrapped herself in a scarf so that she wouldn't be "recognized").
The second session addressed her fear of schoolchildren (she had a traumatic experience with school bullying).