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What it costs not to do this.
Most people with chronic anxiety have already paid a lot — in time, money, and energy — and still don't have what they came for. Here's how the maths actually plays out.
“That’s expensive” — compared to what, exactly?
When you see the fee, I know what happens next. You convert it into therapy sessions in your head. Fair enough — that’s the unit everyone knows. So let’s do the conversion properly.
With a recent client, I counted it up. Every clearance she ran and logged. Every wound healing audio I sent her. The healings we did live. Then I priced each one the way weekly work is priced: one per session, one a week. It comes to roughly 52 sessions. A year of weekly appointments. We got through it in four weeks.
Two things are going on in that number, and I want you to see both.
The first is the container. The work isn’t confined to a weekly hour. My clients have direct access to me between calls — they message me every time they do a clearance, and when someone’s about to clear the wrong thing (everyone does at first), I redirect them: not that, this. Wound healing audios go out between sessions. An assessment pinpoints exactly where to begin. In the weekly model, the session is the container: the work happens inside the hour, then waits. Here, the session is the steering wheel. The car is moving all week.
The second is the counting itself — and here I should own something. I counted one clearance as one session. That’s the generous version of the maths — generous to the comparison, not to me. Because a clearance isn’t shaped like a session. It takes a single theme through six dimensions and clears both poles of it — the wanting and the dreading, the love and the hate. All of that goes down as one tick in my tally. What it would come to delivered an hour at a time, I don’t know — so I haven’t guessed. 52 is the floor, not the ceiling.
So here’s the like-for-like figure. Take a session rate — your therapist’s, or the going rate where you live — and multiply it by 52. That’s the conservative total to hold this fee against.
Four weeks is a lot. A year is more. And 52 was me rounding in your favour.