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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.

When are rank sessions especially important?
✨ A client came to a session for GSR with a request: in order to get permission to work as a doctor 👩‍⚕️ in another country, she needed to undergo a rather long internship at a local hospital.
She felt a huge resistance to this, even though she loved the profession of a doctor.
During the symptom buildup (and this is where the value of the buildup becomes clear — often it is during this process that a person begins to understand themselves more deeply than after many hours of talking with a psychologist), something very important became clear.

The Power of the Rank Session The client is a manager in a large company.
He took the initiative and took on a project.
It's important, and the stakes are high.
The problem: - This is a new type of activity.

I had a similar experience too) At first, I was a practitioner of Module 1 and wanted my mom to finally go to specialists and start having sessions with them.
Then I became a GSR specialist myself and actively tried to "drag" her to sessions with me or back to specialists...
It was only when a few parents came to me at the beginning of my practice with clients, whose children had strongly asked them to have a session "at least for their sake," that I saw and understood why children shouldn't treat their parents this way...
Each of these parents found it incredibly difficult to open up to their feelings; their emotional systems were usually very complex, and it took them practically titanic efforts to "withstand" this process, not to give up and leave, because it was incredibly hard for them (I think that when you work with your feelings and symptoms, you have probably encountered that some states and symptoms are, to put it mildly, very difficult to process...).

Thanks to the 2nd module and the preparation for it, I finally felt the taste of fixing tastes (sorry for the tautology), or resources, through 1pro.
And it's just amazing, I don't know how else to describe it and why I didn't use this before.
Experience #1.
My partner and kids and I are in Vietnam, everything is great for the first few days, and then I start getting bombarded by various situations in my interactions with my partner.

Working through tastes with 1pro.
Experience #2.
Yesterday, I suddenly felt the urge to buy red shoes that have been lingering on my wish list.
Immediately, logical explanations came to mind: I organize events, I need to look good, and I have nothing to wear.

"Don't Ask for Love": How I Stopped Being a Vampire and Learned to Fill Myself A woman came to me who kept falling in love with men over and over again, like it was a drug: with withdrawal, thirst, and the feeling that without another person she would suffocate.
She pursued men for years, but as soon as they responded, her interest faded.
She didn't need a relationship; she needed silent admiration, kisses, tactile contact — and she demanded this from men like a dose.
But lately, this strategy stopped working.

Recently, I had a very interesting session that highlighted once again how important it is to distinguish between a deep emotional state and a purely physical reaction of the body 🧍‍♀️‍ My regular client came in.
Usually, she is quite calm, but this time, from the very first minutes – tears 😭, hysteria, she was literally "shaking," jumping from topic to topic, and insisting that she was once again very triggered by the topic of her ex-partner, even though we had already worked through that topic deeply a long time ago.
If you looked at it from the outside – it all seemed very dramatic.
It was as if the person was experiencing a real tragedy and the problem was indeed back in her relationship with her ex.

A strong fear of care and love ❤️‍🩹 I have a client with whom we have been working for a long time ✨ During this time, she has significantly increased her income, started to rest more, allowed herself to travel, improved her relationship with her daughter, and has become better at hearing herself.
It’s as if she has reconnected with her feminine side 💃 And yet, she has had everything for a long time to enter expert support.
She knows how to do GSR sessions for herself.
She hears my focuses as the expert.