Seven short questions. No right or wrong answers — just an honest look at whether the RTS is likely to be a good match for where you are right now.
It takes about 2 minutes.
Question 1 of 7
How would you describe the thing you're carrying?
Think about what brings you here. What pattern, feeling, or limitation is most alive for you?
Question 2 of 7
Have you tried other forms of therapy or healing?
There's no right answer here — this just helps me understand where you are in your journey.
Question 3 of 7
How long have you been living with this pattern?
Duration often reflects how deeply the pattern is rooted — and how ready someone is for a different approach.
Question 4 of 7
How does this pattern affect your daily life?
Choose what feels most true.
Question 5 of 7
How do you feel about working with the subconscious mind?
This approach goes beneath conscious analysis. How does that feel to you?
Question 6 of 7
Are you ready for something to actually change — not just be understood?
This is a meaningful question. Understanding a pattern and resolving it are different things. This work asks you to be ready for the second.
Question 7 of 7
How are you doing right now, in terms of overall stability?
This work goes deep. It's important that you're in a place where deep work is supportive, not destabilizing.
The RTS sounds like a strong fit
Based on what you've shared, you carry a clear pattern, you've been at it long enough to be ready for something different, and you're genuinely open to working at the subconscious level. That's exactly the profile this work was designed for.
Your answers suggest real resonance with this approach, along with some uncertainty that's completely understandable. A free conversation is often the best way to find out if this is the right step — and the right time.
Now may not be the right moment — but the door is open
Something in your answers suggests that either more time is needed, or a different kind of support might serve you better right now. That's honest — and it matters. This work requires a certain readiness, and respecting that is part of the process.