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You're good at this kind of work, maybe have done a lot of it. Therapeutically savvy, emotionally sophisticated, can see people closely, maybe spiritually fluent. You know all your patterns and how to communicate. You've progressed a ton, but are maybe still a little anxiously attached, or emotionally over-functioning or feel unmet or disappointed by others' limitations. You also know your relationships could be so much more connected or so much less frustrating. Or maybe you're circling old issues in work or family and feel so close, but something keeps getting you. Many of us were born with these gifts of emotional and psychological prowess, and like so many gifts, they also became what helped us protect ourselves. So we sometimes unknowingly use these tendencies in ways that end up getting in the way of what we deeply want. And because we are so good at this kind of work, the subtle and sophisticated ways we abandon ourselves or avoid vulnerability and intimacy (despite seeming so good at vulnerability and intimacy) get easily missed - and sometimes even get rewarded and reinforced in this field. One reason I call it the work beneath the work, is because it's the work that often gets missed when you are really good at the work! Without intending to, even when I began seeing clients, I found a vast majority coming to me were therapists, coaches and other healing professions and deep divers. And I love working with them. I understand intimately, personally and professionally, the patterns many of these individuals struggle with - and I also have had my mind truly blown at how different it feels to relate and live on the other side of it. (So easy to say, so tough to do the incremental inquiry and risk to actually build this capacity...but so worth it.)