How I discovered Core Transformation.

Here are some differences between CT and various other methods:

- It feels gentle and deeply compassionate to do the process.

- It doesn’t depend on internal struggle or will-power, so the change happens easily and naturally.

- It's effective at transforming virtually any kind of unwanted feeling, behavior, or thought pattern.

- In addition to changing our “problems,” it also results in an ongoing sense of increased wellbeing. So, for instance, it doesn't just remove stress to help us get back to neutral. It also produces a profound inner resource, a deep sense of wellbeing. A person may call it “tranquility” or “oneness” or something else. And this wellbeing can increasingly be present as a new way of living.

- CT’s results are backed up by research

Nothing helps everyone. However, the approach I use, “Core Transformation,” works with an incredibly wide range of clients, with a well-trained guide. It can help almost everyone. Some very high quality research shows that CT results in both changing “symptoms” and increasing wellbeing.

This varies, by the person, and by the issue they want to change. Most clients notice some positive shifts in their experience, starting with the first session. Sometimes there are substantial shifts, even from one session. Others are dealing with more complex issues, which naturally take more persistence to resolve. Fortunately, even with tough problems, many people have reported that Core Transformation has finally helped them, after they had tried “everything else.”

CT guides us in an inner exploration that reliably leads to states that may be called "beingness, wholeness, love, presence," and so on. This is a felt experience, not just a cognitive idea. People often describe this experience as "profound.”

In addition, CT is unique in that we not only access this wellbeing, we integrate it into our day-to-day living. So instead of just meditating to achieve a relaxed state that’s independent of our life challenges, we’re transforming those life difficulties, so that we respond more resourcefully.

In certain ways, yes. However, the main result of CT is to transform the experience. You probably have noticed that some people understand their problem fully, and can describe why they have it and everything about it, yet the problem hasn’t changed. Many people believe if they could just understand their problem well enough, then surely it will change. However, the reality is that this typically doesn't work. So instead, Core Transformation changes the experience of the problem itself.

First I ask a few questions to gather some information. Then I guide the client to explore their inner experience, in a way that’s gentle and precise. We engage the unconscious in the work, which is essential to get results, with any method. We use precise questioning to reach the deepest yearnings of our being, which we always find are positive, profound, and also transformative.

Yes, I can provide “extra value” by giving my clients a script they can use for a self-practice, if this is appropriate for them.

Almost everyone has an easier and fuller experience of the process when they’re guided by someone else. This is especially true for someone who is new to CT, or someone who’s working with a tough issue. In addition, sometimes it’s tricky for an untrained person to find a good starting place for the process. However, after having experience with the method, many clients are able to work on their own in between sessions, and find this can really increase their progress.

For Core Transformation coaching, please contact

Rhiannon

at

www.reignite-me.com

For more information about CT in general, visit www.CoreTransformation.org.

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