Looking back, I've always found life heavy, though I didn't see it that way at the time. As a child, I was shy and highly sensitive. But also joyful, surrounded by friends, and bursting with plans. Impulsive. Enthusiastic. Alive.

My parents divorced when I was six. Out of nowhere, it seemed. Years later, I was bullied in high school, daily, relentlessly. 

Each crack added a new belief:

"Apparently, I'm not safe."
"Apparently, I'm not enough."
"Apparently, I need to be careful."

And so insecurity, fear, and limiting beliefs became more normal. More and more a part of who I was. 
But I stayed positive. That was my strength, I thought. Always seeing a silver lining. Always moving forward. 

So that's what I did. Moving forward in a marriage that hadn't fit for years. Moving forward with my business, even though it no longer made me happy. Moving forward in a life where I no longer recognized myself. 

And my body? It started screaming. Shortness of breath. Heart palpitations. Numbness on the left side of my body. I went to the neurologist. He had prepared for a bad-news conversation, he told me later. But all the tests showed nothing. No brain tumor. No MS. No explanation. Just stress. A completely overwhelmed nervous system.

Therapy after therapy, I tried. Nothing really helped. So I kept going, with oxazepam to get through the day. Because: "You can't just stop everything, can you? Your marriage, your business, your life?" 

Until I turned 49. Until I hit rock bottom. Until I was truly done.

That was the belief that kept me trapped. A belief built from a stack of other voices:

You can't do it alone. You're not worthy. No one wants you. You'll end up alone. Life is just hard. You can't put your children through this. You need money first. 

Plus the voices from the outside: "Noëlle, you can't just...".
All those voices together formed the bars of my cage. Until I hit rock bottom. Until I knew: I can't go on like this. 

I had two choices: change everything, or keep living this life, and I didn't want that anymore. I chose change.

And at that moment, EFT came into my life.

I decided everything had to change. Not someday. Not when the circumstances were right. Now. I discovered EFT and learned how to apply it myself, how the technique worked, how to write the tapping scripts. And I went all in.

I remember it clearly. There I sat, feeling a bit awkward, tapping on my face while speaking my truth out loud. It felt strange. Almost ridiculous. But I thought: If there's even a 1% chance this works, that's 1% more than doing nothing. 

So I did three rounds with the same script. And something shifted. After the first round, I felt... lighter. After the second, calmer. By the third, something had released that I didn't even know I was holding.

Someone parked at my building, not for me, just there and went to the neighbours. Normally this would upset me. That feeling of "I don't matter," "I'm not important enough." The whole emotional spiral. 
But now? Nothing. Just... calm. I didn't even notice anymore. 

That's when I knew: this is real.

I didn't stop at one session. I went deep. 30+ intensive sessions over a few months. Some days I did three sessions back-to-back because I was so done with being stuck, so done with those limiting beliefs controlling my life. 

Belief after belief, I cleared them: "I can't do it alone." → Gone. "I'm not worthy of happiness." → Gone. "I can't just stop." → Gone.

Those heart palpitations that had sent me to specialists? Gone. The shortness of breath? Gone. The numbness on the left side of my body? Gone. Not because a doctor finally found the answer. Because I released what my body had been holding for years.

In the past three years, I've left my marriage. Closed my business. Stepped out of the life that was suffocating me. And stepped into freedom.

I have a new love. I live in nature. I live from flow and trust instead of control and fear. Do I still experience stress? Of course. Life is still life. But now when stress comes, my body doesn't scream anymore.

Because I have the tool. I can tap whenever I need to. And those old symptoms? They don't come back. That's the difference between managing symptoms and actually healing.

When I realized what EFT did for me, my first thought was: "Why didn't I know this sooner?" After all the therapy I had tried. All the conversations. All those years of searching. 

And my second thought: "Why doesn't everyone know this?" Look around you. So many people stuck in fear, in blocks, in patterns they can't break. Endless waiting lists for help. People who are desperate.

Immediately. Proven. Accessible. Now that I know from my own experience how powerful EFT is, have seen the transformations in others, and understand the scientific evidence, I can't keep it to myself.

If my life can turn 180 degrees, yours can too.

I could offer one-on-one sessions. That would be valuable. But then I'd only help a handful of people. And you'd remain dependent on me. That's not freedom. That's another form of being stuck.

What do I want? For you to have the tool. Forever. For you to be able to help yourself, whenever you need it.

The average person experiences about 20 situations in their lifetime that have lasting emotional impact. 20 moments that create blocks, form beliefs, establish patterns. 

Should you then come to me 20 times for a session? No. You learn the technique once. And then you can resolve every block yourself. Now. In five years. In ten years.

Not being dependent on a therapist. Not waiting for an appointment. Not being stuck in someone else's schedule. Just you, the tool, and your freedom. 

That's what I want to give you.

I'm not going to tell you this is easy. 
Breaking through limiting beliefs, processing trauma, releasing patterns you've been holding for years?

• That takes commitment.
• That takes showing up.
• That takes doing the actual work, not just thinking about it.

I'll walk with you. Step by step. Through every block, every belief, every pattern that's holding you back. I'll show you:

• Where to tap
• What to say
• How to navigate through difficult emotions
• How to break through when you feel stuck

And most importantly: I won't make you dependent on me. My goal isn't for you to keep coming back to me forever. My goal is for you to be able to do this yourself.
To have the tool. To be free.

If you follow the guidance, tap along with the sessions, and stay committed, you will break through. Not because I'm magical. Not because you need to "believe" hard enough. Because that's how your nervous system works.

EFT isn't magic. It's neuroscience. And when you apply it correctly, your blocks dissolve. Your patterns shift. Your cage disappears.

To guide you step-by-step. Show you exactly where to tap, what to say, how to work through each specific block.

Your job? Show up and tap. The result? Freedom. On your terms. For life.

It doesn't feel like fighting anymore. It doesn't feel like forcing yourself. It feels natural. Like finally, the handbrake is off.

If my story resonates with you, if you recognize that trapped feeling, those blocks, those patterns you just can't break through, then you're ready for this program.

I created The Journey to your Future, to teach you exactly what I learned through those 30+ intensive sessions. Not just the technique. But how to apply it to YOUR specific blocks:

• The fear that holds you back
• The self-sabotage that pulls you down
• The inner critic that never shuts up
• The belief that you're not good enough

You don't need 30 sessions with a therapist. You need the tool that sets you free, and the guidance to use it effectively.