If You're Hesitating, You're Not Alone!

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Most people who book a Healing Hearts Alignment Strategy Session don’t arrive feeling certain.

 

They arrive with questions.

 

With doubt.

 

With very reasonable concerns.

 

Here are some of the most common thoughts people have before booking—and why they still choose to move forward.

 

“$125 an hour feels like a lot of money… and I already have insurance.”

 

This is one of the most common concerns—and it makes sense.

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What many people don’t realize is that insurance-based care often comes with:

• denied or delayed claims

• changing coverage

• limited session frequency

• a $200–$250+ out-of-pocket bill if coverage is denied

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Beyond that, many people are already spending money trying to cope:

• subscriptions

• self-help books

• wellness products

• impulse purchases for relief

• habits that numb rather than resolve

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When viewed honestly, $125 is often far less than the ongoing cost of coping.

This session isn’t about adding another expense—it’s about helping you understand what you actually need, so you can stop spending money, time, and energy on things that don’t work.

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“I’ve already done the work—how is nervous-system regulation going to help me?”

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This concern usually comes from people who have done the work.

 

They understand their patterns.

 

They know what they shouldn’t do.

 

And yet the behaviors keep showing up—especially under stress. Integration doesn’t try to convince you to think differently. It works just before the moment you realize, "Oh… I don’t do that anymore.”

If insight hasn’t changed the behavior, the issue isn’t effort—it’s regulation.

 

Integration coaching is for people who:

• know better but can’t consistently do better

• feel frustrated by recurring patterns

• sense change is close, but not stable

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“If this were right, wouldn’t it feel easy or obvious?”

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This is a deeply ingrained misconception.

 

Most meaningful decisions don’t feel easy.

 

They feel important.

 

Discomfort doesn’t mean something is wrong—it often means something is changing. A seed cannot grow without pushing through resistance. It must crack its shell and press through hardened soil to develop roots strong enough to sustain life.

 

Healing works the same way.

 

Growth happens through discomfort, not around it.

Something brought you here. That matters.

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“Isn’t coaching less credible than therapy?”

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This is another common misunderstanding. Coaching is not “less than” therapy—it is different.

 

Therapy often focuses on:

• diagnosis

• past processing

• symptom reduction

 

Integration-based coaching focuses on:

• real-time regulation

• pattern interruption

• embodied change

• action plans that show up in daily life

 

For many people, coaching works because it doesn’t require reliving trauma or staying in analysis. It helps translate insight into lived experience. For the right person, at the right time, coaching is exactly what creates movement.

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“If old behaviors are coming back, doesn’t that mean it’s not working?”

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This is one of the most important reframes.

 

Regression doesn’t mean failure. It usually means your system is encountering something new—or something deeper. Old behaviors often resurface when your nervous system feels threatened by change, not because the work isn’t working.

 

My approach doesn’t ask you to abandon yourself when discomfort shows up.

It asks you to:

• recognize protection patterns

• stay present instead of escaping

• understand what your system is guarding against

• apply practical action plans to shift responses in real life

 

That’s how lasting change happens.