20/01/2026
Maybe you would describe yourself as a deep feeler.
Or perhaps an overthinker, especially when it come sto love?
I can relate.
I have always been very aware of my emotional world.
My feelings don’t disappear. They don’t get buried. They are obvious.
For a long time, this felt like a problem.
I didn’t know what to do with what I felt, especially in my relationship.
And like most people, I had absorbed the idea that discomfort meant something was wrong.
Then I had a spinal cord injury.
And it forced me to engage with my inner world differently.
I had to learn how to work with my feelings, so they didn’t take me down with them.
This is when I discovered something very unexpected.
My “negative” emotions weren’t the issue.
Yes, they were and still are uncomfortable.
I don’t enjoy sadness or hurt any more than anyone else.
But when I started working with them in a completely new way,
they stopped hijacking the relational space and what opened up instead was fun, playfulness, connection, and intimacy.
When I worked with them, something else happened entirely.
I became more open. More grounded. More alive.
And that changed how I was experienced by my husband. It fundamentally changed the relational space from 'nice' (on the whole) to erotically alive.
This is what I always refer to as magnetism.
A state accessible to us all.
Not an effort.
Not a pretence.
Not over-caring or forced kindness.
That shift dismantled the triggers that used to shape my behaviour with my husband.
It created real space between us for tenderness, growth, play, depth, safety, desire.
This is the work that later became the foundation of my unique method,
Profound Permission®,
and it is what The Turning Point introduces you to experientially.
So remember, those feelings we are taught to fear
hold the creative power you are actually looking for.
If this resonates, you are likely the exact person I created The Turning Point for.
You can find the link in my bio
or message me Turning Point.