“I found Cherylann warm, empathetic, and insightful.” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . About Brainspotting work we did, a preteen boy said “It worked! It’s surprising, but I can read much better now, and without frustration!” A teen girl who experienced Brainspotting said “I feel sad, now, that I wasted so much time being angry.” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A parent I worked with for a long time coined the phrase “WWCAD?!?” (What would Cherylann do?!?”) She meant that she now thinks of the many ideas we talked about even when we are not talking. I keep reminding her, those ideas would not have worked if she hadn’t chosen the ideas she liked and practiced them: ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “Cherylann made me feel safe and capable of healing a part of my psyche that had been wounded for a long time. While we worked, images came to me and I heard their voices. Their healing message —of how, in an attempt to protect myself I had actually been hurting myself—became clear to me. We met again after I had had some time to digest the message and watch how knowing it was changing my life. By then I felt a strong urge to let go of my prior defenses, which I now saw served only to hold me back. I wanted to go forth without my shell, free to be the true, vulnerable me that was underneath all along.” Please send me your feedback, and let me know if you’d like it posted here.