What happens when the parts of you that have always needed control finally let go? In this deeply personal episode, Seryna takes us inside her MDMA-assisted therapy session—a seven-hour journey into memory, tenderness, and truth. With vulnerability and grounded wisdom, she unpacks how trauma shaped her survival self, what it meant to surrender control, and how that single session began rewriting her nervous system’s oldest stories.
This isn’t a how-to guide. It’s a firelit reflection on what it means to be held, to soften, and to finally believe you’re worthy of care just because you exist.
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"That tightly wound, stressed and frustrated person I sometimes become is not my truth. This love—this is me."
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"Support is beautiful and, more than that, I am worthy and deserving of support without having to earn it."
About The Unshakeable Self
The Unshakeable Self is your guide to building unwavering confidence and authentic self-trust. In each episode, we explore practical strategies and powerful insights to help you break free from self-doubt, embrace your true potential, and create a life that aligns with your deepest values. Whether you're navigating career transitions, relationships, or personal growth, you'll find the tools and inspiration to stand firmly in your power.
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If you're curious about the protective parts of you and how they shaped your story, take the Survival Self Archetype Quiz. This isn’t just insight. It’s a gentle gateway back to the truest version of you.
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