Yes, there is still more.
I devoted many years to studying and deepening other techniques* that would help me in guiding and supporting the person on his or her natural path of evolution and inner growth.
But what is fundamental for me, beyond any technique I may have learned, is to accompany those who come to me on a path of self-exploration. Each of us must inevitably confront events, relationships and situations that destabilize and often force us to revise the entire setting of our lives. And it is not always easy to find or recreate a balance.
In such cases, the first obstacle is always confusion. When the previous balance collapses, the most difficult thing is to find a new direction. When change or rupture bursts into your life, you are not even able to think of a new balance for a long time, because you are paralyzed in the vision of what you have lost. Then it becomes extremely difficult to project into the future.
My intervention, therefore, consists mainly in accompanying the person in an exploration of their own feelings, until he or she comes to focus on the direction that will lead to the achievement of their true potential and to discover how very often it is only self-imposed limitations that block their path.
What I propose stems from deep work done on myself and from the joy of sharing with those on the path all that I myself have successfully experienced.