FOR COACHES WHO’VE TAKEN CLIENTS AS FAR AS WORDS CAN GO
You already know how to guide.
Now learn how to embody.
Perhaps you have held hundreds of sessions. Your clients trust you, the work goes deep, and something shifts every time you speak.
And still - there is a point past this that you cannot seem to reach.
That is not a failure of skill. It is a ceiling built into the method.
You know this client
They circle the same issue, session after session, however many angles you try. They are not resisting you. They are articulate about it, often more articulate than last time.
They can tell you where the pattern comes from. They can tell you what it costs them. They can describe the version of themselves who would not do it any more.
And next week it has them again.
A client can understand their pattern completely and still be run by it.
When the work stays in the mind, the change stays conceptual. Language reaches a great deal – for much of what clients bring, it is exactly what is needed. But the survival strategies someone built a life around are not held in the story about them.
The body already knows what the mind is still debating.
The body already knows what the mind is still debating.
How Dearmouring complements coaching
You don’t trade in your craft - you expand it.
Dearmouring does not ask you to abandon what you have built. certified, and offer this work as a complement to what you already do. Same clients, same relationship, a dimension underneath everything you are already good at. It gives you another way of perceiving people, and the whole human organism.
You are not becoming a bodyworker. Armour is never only physical: it sits in the nervous system, in emotion, in beliefs and perception, in conditioning and behaviour, in how someone relates, in their sexuality, and in the shape a life has quietly taken around it. Touch is one language for reaching it, alongside breath, dialogue, emotional processing and presence – and nothing lets go because it is told to. It lets go when enough safety is experienced.
Dearmouring is often known for sexual healing, and that work is real and powerful. Its reach goes further than that one entry point: relationship patterns, self-worth, people-pleasing, and the many ways a body holds what a mind has tried to reason its way out of. Ultimately, it helps people become more authentic and honest, stand in their true power and live a life chosen from within.
One training. Many doors into your clients’ work.
One training. Many doors.
You read the whole human being, not only the account of it.
Not only the body: nervous system states, conditioning, behavioural patterns, emotional intelligence, unconscious survival strategies and relational dynamics. You see what someone is communicating before they know how to put it into words.
What changes in the room.
What changes in your work
You begin seeing the whole person instead of isolated symptoms.
Which is also why the work stops being a sequence of problems to solve.
You work with people rather than trying to fix them.
The difference is felt in the room long before it is explained, and it is the difference between a client complying with a process and a client doing something for themselves.
You can hold the kind of presence that lets someone feel safe enough to meet themselves.
Not technique. The thing technique is useless without.
You have somewhere to go when insight has done its work.
The client who understands everything and changes nothing is no longer the edge of your practice.
You stay with intensity instead of steering around it.
Anger, grief and fear can be met in the room, safely, without overwhelm and without bypass.
The change holds.
Not a strong session followed by a quiet return to the pattern, but something that has a chance to still be there a month later – in their boundaries, in how they speak, in what they no longer agree to.
And the work itself feels different.
More range, less guessing what to try next. Sessions that still surprise you. The kind of depth that makes you look forward to the next client rather than running the same five questions on rotation.
Skills you build
Deep listening.
Nervous system regulation.
Boundaries.
Attunement.
Authentic communication.
Relational safety.
And having more fun along the way.
Deep listening becomes something you do with your hands.
How the training is built
One · Integration & Perception
Learning to perceive the whole human system: the body, the nervous system, conditioning, and what is alive beneath the words.
Three pillars, one integration.
Two · Presence & contact
Somatic, emotional and energetic work, with conscious touch as one language among several. Held safely, because safety is the craft.
Three · Integration into practice
Bringing Dearmouring into the work you already do, and into your own life. Certification on completion, integration and continued mentoring.
More than a method
And it does not stay in your practice. As you become less defended yourself, you become more present, more honest, more able to meet conflict without collapsing or attacking. You can only take others as deep as you have gone yourself.
Dearmouring is ultimately a way of life.
It is what makes this work different.
Become the coach the future is asking for.
Amongst the dozens of trainings and certifications I’ve experienced around the world over the last 30 years, this was one of the most powerful. The facilitation exemplified what they are teaching, moment by moment.Rahi Facilitator
“Her analysis is profound, spot on and sharp. She is direct but loving in her feedback. That’s because she comes from the heart, not the ego or stories.”
ROALD PLOEGMAKERS FOUNDER & COACH
“I came with expectations of what I would learn, and left understanding how deep healing really works - in myself and with others. This training changed my life and my practice.”
HELENA R GRADUATE 2024
“It’s been some amazing days I will never forget. I had time to actually FEEL. I am beyond words about your skill and how you use your words to empower people. I believe this will change the world.”
MINA LAWYER · SWEDEN
“Susanna is for me a true role model for future leaders. She embodies her teachings… She dares to be controversial in a very rare way.”
PETER FORSBERG COACH & BODYWORKER
