What is “Reorientation”

Sometimes people build their lives around things that used to make them feel solid, like work, success, or being relied on.

Over time, those things stop giving the same reassurance, even if they’re still going well.

This can leave people feeling tense, tired, or confused about why life feels harder than it should.

Reorientation helps people notice when they’re asking parts of their life to carry more weight than they were designed to. That relieves pressure.

When that pressure drops, people feel steadier, make simpler decisions, and have more energy without trying harder.

A simple way to tell if this is relevant

This work tends to help when several of these feel true:

• You’re still functioning, but something feels heavier than it should

• The things that used to reassure you don’t anymore

• Success or progress doesn’t settle you for very long

• You keep doing what’s “working,” but it feels strained

• Slowing down feels risky, but pushing forward feels hollow

• You can’t point to a clear problem, but you know something’s off

If none of this fits, that’s okay. Reorientation work is designed to support a certain type of person and only matters in specific moments.

Where to go next

You can read about the work.
You can read about me.
You can read the notes.

If you want to reach out, there’s space to do that below.