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What do real people say about personal transformation?

27 people recorded interviews about personal transformation across 9 organisations. 6 of them mentioned feeling heard and supported by the provider in their own words. The most common timeframe people described was over a year. Every figure below is a count of what people said in their recorded interview — not a clinical trial or a survey.

First-hand accounts from people who talked about personal transformation in their recorded interview.

What people said changed

Counts of interviews where the person described this in their own words.

  • Felt supported6 of 27 mentioned it
    My intuition has been screaming yes, but my checklists were afraid, and I'm really glad I listened, and he helped me learn my body intuition.Kristen Struble
  • Confidence5 of 27 mentioned it
    Working with Ken, one of the biggest things I learned is that I can actually ask for what I want in all things, and it doesn't mean I'll be received with a yes, but the power to trust myself to know what it is and the…Kristen Struble
  • Mood & stress5 of 27 mentioned it
    Stress has been less issue.Maureen Thoma
  • Mental clarity4 of 27 mentioned it
    I needed someone like Heather to help me to really make me focus more on what I need get out of my physical clutter, which I got so much of, and also my mental clutter.Richard Iyall
  • Better systems3 of 27 mentioned it
    And I've done so much to go through my different parts of my living space. each, you know, I do like usually one area at a time, you know, whether it's papers, you know, getting them organized or, you know, boxes of t…Richard Iyall
  • More energy3 of 27 mentioned it
    So more connection to where I'll focus my energy, owning my own energy.Christina Weber
  • Family & relationships2 of 27 mentioned it
    I'd say my biggest obstacle while I was working with Ken was I was viewing dating in the context for marriage as playing chicken or a little bit of Russian roulette of once I decide, is there going to be something bet…Kristen Struble
  • Less pain2 of 27 mentioned it
    And that's been my major concern. and there's been a lot less pain. and a lot less running to the bathroom all the time.Maureen Thoma

How long it took

  • Over a year · 6

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Showing 12 of 27 interviews.

What people were sceptical about first

  • Maureen Thoma admitted that the program was an expense she had to consider, but after seeing the results, she stated it was a 'leap of faith' that was ultimately worth it. She considers it the best program she has tried in the last seven years.Maureen Thoma
  • I'm thankful for my parents, that they were willing to help me out was the cost and stuff.Jade Snead
  • Before I joined Momentum, I had piloted an online community for tween and teen girls to equip and empower them so that they can rise to their full potential.Julie Tang

Frequently asked

What should I expect from the Jivatma training format at Healing Essence Center?
Isabelle Schnadig noted the course uses a combination of in-person and Zoom sessions, providing a slow but effective introduction. The training balances Ayurvedic philosophy with hands-on practice, including giving and receiving Jivatma. — Isabelle Schnadig
Is the energy healing curriculum difficult to learn?
Isabelle mentioned that while students must learn twenty-seven Sanskrit words, Jonathan Glass presents the material slowly and effectively. She felt empowered to feel energy in her hands quickly during the demonstrations. — Isabelle Schnadig
Can I help my family with energy healing without a medical degree?
Yes, Isabelle Schnadig pursued this training specifically to help people, including her child with special needs, without going to medical school. She found the practice to be an effective way to use her hands to help others. — Isabelle Schnadig
Is relationship coaching worth the financial investment?
Kristen Struble noted that money was a 'big one' for her and her partner, but she views it as a commitment to oneself and honoring the coach's ability to address finances, emotional intelligence, and past trauma. — Kristen Struble
How does Ken Blackman compare to traditional therapy?
Kristen found that Ken could navigate challenging partnership dynamics in a way no therapist she had worked with before could, specifically by translating body language and keeping the conversation focused rather than tangential. — Kristen Struble
Can coaching help if I'm afraid of making a mistake in marriage?
Yes, Kristen struggled with the fear of 'Russian roulette' in choosing a spouse; Ken helped her break down those walls by teaching her to find 'true yeses and nos' in her body intuition. — Kristen Struble

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