IThe journey turned out to be nothing like I anticipated. It was everything from painful and tough to relieving, surprising and joyful. When I was searching for help I had only a specific problem to work with but soon enough we went deeper and deeper and it turned out to be exactly what I needed to work with. The further we went down this road the more revelations I made about myself, some were frightening while being of absolute importance and others were fascinating and euphoric at times. For every layer that we dug deeper I came across past situations connected to my current emotions that had to be accepted and acknowledged.
In a very careful and compassionate manner I was guided by Varduhi down the road of discoveries. She led me through the ignorance and unwillingness of seeing myself, accepting myself and loving myself as I am. She brought me to the realization of how what I thought to be insignificant and unimportant was actually the cause of recurring emotions and behaviors that have had a huge impact on my current life.
An unexpected "side effect" of my work with Varduhi is that my relationship with my family, my husband and sons (one of them still a teenager), has improved in an amazing way. And I wasn't even looking for that! That was a beautiful turn!
I'm beyond grateful to have met such a practitioner with whom I felt absolutely safe every second of our conversations, with whom I could be myself, my genuine, real self and who created the space for me to befriend and accept this "real self" !

I met Varduhi in a breakout room in a Gabor Mate workshop. I was instantly impressed with her ability to get straight to what was bothering me and helping me to see what my symptom of fatigue actually was and what it represented- to avoid feeling pain. A way of checking out. Over the rest of the year we explored lots of different things and she gently opened my eyes to what was really going on and has helped me increase my breadth of emotions I am able to tolerate. She really helped me to feel rather than to just exist in my head.