In the first phase of our work together, I help you connect with
your Essence, which is the aspect of yourself that remains when your
ego, limiting beliefs, fears, stories, roles, and history have dropped
away. Then you are in touch with the essence of who you truly are – your
spiritual or Higher Self. We also work to integrate and help you
appreciate your sensitivity, and the parts of yourself you may not
feel comfortable with. We do this because when a person fully accepts
and integrates all of themselves – including their messy, wonderful
humanity – they come to a place of wholeness and self-healing.
In this phase we focus on:
Discovering the truth of who you are as an essential being
Discovering your unique requirements for feeling fulfilled in any area of your life
Discovering your life purpose, passions, true power, and innate talents
Integrating your WHOLE self - the light and the dark
Comments from a client after finishing Phase I of the Embrace Your Essential Self process:
The results I experienced: "My life purpose, and clear, concise statements about my power, my passions, and my innate talents. Integration of my essential self, and powerful images from that integration. Valuable tips and tools for how to deal with maladaptive habits and cognitions.
"[There were] lots of 'extras' -- personalized tools, tips, and suggestions that were just what I needed to hear.
"I love how much I've gotten out of this so far! It feels so good to be getting to know myself on a deep level and love myself on a deep level.
"This program truly will help you embrace your sensitivity and embrace yourself, which will change your life.
"If you are considering working with Jenna she's really good at helping you articulate the core of who you are, which is sacred work."
The results I experienced: "My life purpose, and clear, concise statements about my power, my passions, and my innate talents. Integration of my essential self, and powerful images from that integration. Valuable tips and tools for how to deal with maladaptive habits and cognitions.
