Real words, real transformations.

I booked one session mostly out of curiosity, honestly half-sceptical. Twenty minutes in I was crying about something I hadn’t thought of in fifteen years. I can’t fully explain what happened — I just know the knot in my chest is gone.

For years I kept hitting the same wall with money — earn it, lose it, repeat. In our third session we found where it started. My relationship with money has completely changed, and so has my confidence at work.

I came to Lorena after a divorce, sure that something in me was broken. Three months later I barely recognise the woman who wrote that first message. The sessions were gentle but they went deep — and she was there between them, every time I wobbled.

I did my sessions in Albanian, from my kitchen table over Zoom. It felt strange for about five minutes and then completely natural. My sleep is better than it has been in years.

What surprised me most is how practical it is. No incense, no vague talk — a real conversation, a meditation, and then a belief I’d carried since childhood simply… wasn’t mine anymore. I still think about that session.

My anxiety used to decide my whole day. After the five sessions it’s not that life got easier — I got steadier. My husband noticed the change before I did.

I’m a doctor. I went in with every professional defence up, and I left humbled. Whatever the mechanism is, the result is real: the grief I’d medicated and managed for six years finally moved.

Six months with Lorena changed the direction of my life. I left a job that was slowly erasing me, repaired things with my father, and started the business I’d postponed for a decade. Best money I have ever spent on myself.

After my second baby I lost myself completely. Lorena helped me find the beliefs underneath the guilt — things my own mother used to say. I’m softer with myself now, and somehow that made me a better mum.

I almost cancelled the discovery call twice. I’m glad I didn’t. Lorena never pushed, never sold — she listened, and then she helped me put down something I’d carried alone for a very long time.