Apply

This practice works with a limited number of individuals and couples at a time.
Engagement begins with a structured application to determine fit, readiness, and scope.

Not all applications are accepted.
This is intentional.

Purpose of the Application

The application is not a formality.
It is part of the intervention.

It helps determine whether this work is appropriate for your situation, and whether the structure, pace, and expectations align with what you are prepared to engage in.

What the Application Asks

The application will ask you to reflect on:

• The decision, pattern, or dynamic that has stalled despite insight or effort

• What has already been tried, and with what results

• Why change feels urgent or consequential now

• What outcome would make this work worthwhile

• Your availability and readiness for structured, directive engagement

There are no “right” answers.
Clarity and accuracy matter more than presentation.

What This Work Requires

If accepted, engagement typically involves:

• Short-term, focused work

• Clear goals and defined outcomes

• Behavioral accountability between sessions

• Willingness to interrupt familiar patterns

• Active participation rather than passive exploration

This is collaborative work, but it is not neutral or open-ended.

What Happens After You Apply

• Applications are reviewed carefully

• Some applicants may be invited to a brief consult

• Some applications will not proceed further

If the work is not a fit, no ongoing engagement is initiated.

This protects both you and the integrity of the work.

Proceed When Ready

If you are clear that insight alone is no longer sufficient —
and you are prepared for structured intervention with real consequences —
you may proceed with the application.