“Real knowledge is to know the extent of one’s ignorance.” - Confucius
“Real knowledge is to know the extent of one’s ignorance.” - Confucius
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At Carpe DM Coaching, we acknowledge the areas of suppression and their impact on our self-accountability, self-care, and the extent to which we can embody the states we want to expand and grow into. Through the practices of The Energy Codes breathwork and embodiment, you learn how to dissolve the root cause of tension, stress, anxiety, and other symptoms inherent to conditioning based in a system of fear, guilt, and shame.
Our pathway into effective, lasting, and empowering change is through embodiment. By acknowledging the manifestation of self-suppression through our coping mechanisms and the actual impact this has on our ability to express, experience, and create in our lives, intentionally.
Moving from a perspective that life is happening to me. To experience how life happens through us.
Book a complimentary discovery call today and let's explore how Carpe DM Coaching can help you transform your life.
"Until you feel it, it won't move you to action."
An invitation to take action and experience the power behind a simple act.
During the deep dive session, you will get out of it exactly what you put into it, kind of like life.
Experience what it feels like to be embodied in your parasympathetic nervous system, our natural state of healing and restoration.
Start Coaching with me to:
Discover how to tap into your body's natural wisdom, intuition, and gut instincts, leading to higher awareness, confidence, and appreciation.
Incorporate breathwork to address conscious and subconscious limiting beliefs, leading to breakthroughs and insights.
What would be possible then?

Suppression confirms the reliance on external circumstances to determine our internal state of being. So, when we "become" bored, apathetic, or upset, we rely upon our phones, partners, or possessions to help us feel "better", rather than take ownership of our reaction.

Reliance on external sources stems from and perpetuates our conditioned mistrust in ourselves. When we don't trust something, we tend not to listen to it.

Suppression is the denial or minimization of something; self-suppression is the denial or minimization of the self. When we diminish ourselves, we diminish our actions, emotions, and thoughts. We overeat, become less active, or social, reinforcing our diminishment.

Suppression can be at the root of many other cognitive dissonances: depression, anxiety disorders, PTSD, and many other issues we see on the rise.

The more we discount something, the less we learn from it and the less familiar we become with it. If we view emotions and feelings as information, we can embrace and welcome as much as possible to be more informed.

Tension, stress, and inflammation are among the top determinants of projected health. Suppression keeps our system in a constant state of fight, flight, freeze, or fawm generating all in abundance.
--Tracey D.
--James C.
--Aubree M.
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