FAQ

  • What is Constitutive Diachrony?

    We are a personal growth consultancy for people who are ready to reclaim their clarity, break free from inherited expectations, and build a life that reflects their deepest truth.

    We don’t teach escape. We guide inner revolution—the process of returning to yourself, reclaiming your agency, and creating sustainable change from the inside out.

  • What kind of work is this?

    This is not therapy. It’s not coaching as usual. It’s not spiritual performance.
    This is personal transformation grounded in clarity, structure, and presence.

    We combine:

    Nervous system and body-based work
    Emotional insight and somatic tracking
    Reflective inquiry and intellectual sovereignty
    Wisdom traditions, poetry, and lived philosophy, Strategic rhythm-building and accountability.
    It’s a whole-person model—designed to reconnect you with yourself and move you forward with integrity and clarity.

  • Who is this for?

    This work is for people at a threshold—whether you're navigating transition, burnout, or the quiet ache for something more real.

    We work with high-capacity individuals who feel the dissonance between what the world demands and what their soul knows to be true.

    Our clients are often:

    Between roles, identities, or chapters
    Emotionally intelligent but internally exhaustedSeeking not more productivity, but more meaning, Ready to lead from alignment, not approval

  • Who is this not for?

    This is not a fit if:

    You’re in acute crisis or need clinical support
    You’re seeking spiritual advice rooted in doctrine
    You want quick fixes, plans handed to you, or surface-level motivation
    You are unwilling to challenge your own stories, assumptions, or patterns

  • What is “the inner revolution”?

    “We do not change the world by shouting at its shadows.
    We change it by illuminating our own interior.”

    The inner revolution is the deep, often uncomfortable process of confronting what’s no longer true, reclaiming what is, and choosing to live in alignment—even when it disrupts the status quo.

    It’s how we stop performing and start becoming.
    It’s how we unlearn toxic roles, heal what we’ve inherited, and lead lives rooted in presence, not pressure.

    This is not self-indulgence.
    This is self-liberation—because liberated people change everything they touch.

  • Is this about mindset?

    Yes—and no.
    We work with the mind, but not to bypass the body or emotions. We help you think on purpose, challenge inherited thought patterns, and build cognitive clarity—not as a strategy, but as a practice of sovereignty.

  • Do I need to be “ready” for this?

    You don’t need to have it all figured out—but you do need to be willing to show up honestly.

    If you’re open to challenge, reflection, and letting go of what's no longer serving you, you’re ready.

  • What is the time commitment?

    One 60-minute session per week, A single 90-minute mapping session to begin
    Optional time for integration practices between sessions (templates provided)

  • Do you offer spiritual guidance?

    We do not follow any religious doctrine.
    That said, spiritual insight often arises naturally in this work. When it does, we hold space for it—not as dogma, but as part of your unfolding awareness.

    “Jesus isn’t coming at you. He’s walking with you—not as threat or savior, but as presence and liberation.”

  • Is this Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)?

    No. While we respect the value of CBT—particularly its ability to identify and shift unhelpful thought patterns—our work goes deeper than cognition.

    CBT tends to focus on thinking your way into change. We believe thought matters—but it’s only one piece of the puzzle.

    We work with the whole person—not just the thoughts they have, but:

    The nervous system beneath those thoughts
    The emotional imprint that shaped them
    The embodied rhythm that either reinforces or dissolves them

    The deeper truth that’s waiting beneath the mental loop
    We help clients think on purpose, yes—but also feel with presence and act in alignment. Insight without integration isn’t enough.

  • Is this Internal Family Systems (IFS)?

    Not exactly. We appreciate IFS’s recognition of our internal complexity—that we are made of “parts” with different voices, needs, and strategies. But our approach doesn’t rely on a specific typology of parts or assume that each inner experience must be interpreted through that lens.

    We see inner multiplicity as valid, but we’re also cautious of reifying internal identities or overly “categorizing the self.”

    Where IFS focuses on dialoguing with parts, we invite clients into a direct, embodied experience of inner truth—less about managing internal sub-personalities and more about restoring coherence and clarity across mind, body, and intuition.

  • So What Is Your Approach?

    We work at the intersection of:

    Nervous system regulation
    Emotional presence
    Reflective clarity
    Conscious pattern disruption
    Embodied integration
    Purposeful rhythm

    You could say we honor the cognitive insight of CBT, the inclusivity of IFS, and the soulful depth of contemplative practice—without being bound to any one model.

    We don’t treat symptoms. We help clients reclaim their clarity and agency.
    We don’t fix people. We guide them back to what’s always been whole.

  • In-Person Sessions Available (Bay Area)

    While much of our work is virtual, we also offer in-person sessions for clients based in the Bay Area.

    These sessions allow for deeper presence, grounded connection, and real-time energetic attunement—ideal for clients who value face-to-face work or want to incorporate movement, breath, or somatic elements in a more embodied setting.

    We meet in safe, intentional spaces designed to support reflection, clarity, and transformation.

    If you’re local to the Bay, we’d be honored to sit with you in person.