One to One
The methodology. One room. One person.
Sometimes the group isn't the right container.
You might not be ready to be witnessed by strangers. Your situation might require a kind of specificity that a group room can't hold. You might be in between countries, time zones, or health states that make a full-day Intensive impossible.
This is not coaching. There is no goal-setting, no action plan, no accountability structure.
What happens instead: one session of Testimony-Based Presence, applied to one person's specific situation. I go first. You follow — or you don't, and we sit with what's there instead.
What It Is
A private room.
90 minutes. One person (you). One practitioner (me).
I use the same methodology as The Honest Room — the same three movements, the same collapse of the permission structure, the same absence of agenda — in a private context.
It is not therapy. If you need therapy, find a therapist — and I can help you figure out what kind. It is not coaching. It is not consulting.
It's the room, for one.
What It's For
You've attended The Honest Room and want to go deeper with something specific that surfaced
Your situation requires individual containment before you can enter a group
You're navigating something that has no public language yet — illness, grief, identity, transition, burnout — and you need one room before the others
You're a practitioner who wants to experience TBP privately before considering training
Geography or capacity makes the Vienna Intensive impossible
What It's Not For
If you're in acute crisis:
this is not crisis support. Call a crisis line.
If you want weekly sessions with a consistent therapeutic relationship:
find a therapist. I'll help you find the right one.
If you want a coach to hold you accountable to goals:
there are excellent coaches. I'm not one.
The Practical
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One question.
What's the specific thing that made you look for this?