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Your client shows up carrying trauma that’s running their entire life. You try your toolkit – mindset work, energy healing, gratitude practices. Maybe they feel better for a week. Then the next trigger hits and they’re right back where they started.
You know you’re good at what you do. But you’re tired of watching brilliant transformations dissolve the second your client walks out the door.
I spent years stuck in that same loop. Then I figured out how to weaponize what neuroscience has known for decades: every time your client remembers their trauma, their brain opens a 5-6 hour window where that memory becomes changeable.
Most coaches have no idea this window exists. I built an entire method around it.
Your client processes the memory in session. Within 4 hours (preferably less), they go to a pre-identified awe location or experience something that predictably inspires awe. The competing neurobiological experience literally rewrites how that memory gets stored.
Six sessions. Measurable results. No therapy license required.
Your clients are already doing this unconsciously. That sunset photo they took 47 times this month. The coffee shop they choose for its light. The song on repeat for weeks. Their nervous system is brilliantly seeking exactly what it needs to heal – they just don’t know it yet.
I wrote the book on this. Literally. Already Healing: The Wisdom Trauma Survivors Don’t Know They Have shows how survivors unconsciously develop healing practices through awe experiences.
You could keep using methods that create temporary relief. Or you could learn the only approach that turns this crap into healing events as neurobiologically powerful as the original wounds.
Patent pending. Six sessions. Results they can’t get from anyone else.
Traditional trauma assessments ask what happened TO you. CERS measures what you learned to DO to survive.
The Childhood Emotional Responsibilities Scale identifies the sophisticated emotional management strategies children develop in dysfunctional families. Instead of treating these as pathology, CERS recognizes them as advanced professional competencies.
What CERS reveals:
400+ people have completed CERS. 97% said it was the first assessment that accurately captured their childhood.
This isn’t another inventory asking if bad things happened. This is a paradigm shift from “you’re damaged” to “you developed professional-level emotional intelligence because your life depended on it.”
I call these people emotional ninjas. They aren’t broken. They have expert-level skills operating at all times. They just need to learn when to activate them instead of allowing to run 24/7, so they can finally get some goddamned rest.
I’m not building a coaching army. I’m selecting founding practitioners who will own these methods in their territories.
Limited certifications per region. When it’s filled, it’s filled forever.
What you get:
What you become: The only coach in your area who can offer patent-pending breakthrough methods that create measurable trauma recovery in six sessions.
While other coaches are still doing generic inner child work, you’ll be implementing systematic protocols backed by neuroscience and protected by patents.
Coaches who are tired of methods that create minimal change over months of work.
You know your shit. You genuinely care about your clients. And you’re done watching temporary breakthroughs dissolve the second real life hits.
If you want to offer methods that create profound results your clients literally cannot get anywhere else, we need to talk.
These methods work. The question is whether you’re ready to work them.
Click the ARM YOURSELF button below and start your journey.
Rebecca T. Dickson has been doing trauma-informed coaching for 17 years. She created The Impact Method™ (Patents Pending #63/845,439 and #63/839,907) and the CERS Assessment© after discovering traditional approaches weren’t addressing the sophisticated survival strategies her clients had developed. Both innovations are currently in clinical validation with founding practitioners.
Your trauma isn’t your wound. It’s the weapon they tried to take. The darkness they told you to cage. The power that will save your life.
Your trauma isn’t your wound. It’s the weapon they tried to take. The darkness they told you to cage. The power that will save your life.