Have You Stopped Trusting Yourself?

There is a particular kind of exhaustion that comes not from overwork, but from second-guessing yourself — from living just slightly outside your own knowing. If you have ever talked yourself out of something that turned out to be right, or let another voice crowd out your own, this online healing event may speak directly to where you are.

Mary Sise, LCSW, is an energy psychology pioneer whose work sits at the intersection of clinical practice and consciousness. In this free video event, she turns her attention to a question that runs beneath so many of the struggles people bring to healing: Have you stopped trusting yourself? The conversation is designed not as a lecture but as an invitation — to look honestly at the hidden beliefs that quietly erode our confidence in what we already know.

Self-trust is not a personality trait. It is something that can be learned, unlearned, and recovered. This event offers a space to begin that recovery — gently, with curiosity and without judgment.

What to Expect

Mary Sise draws on the principles of energy psychology to explore how limiting beliefs form, how they lodge themselves beneath conscious awareness, and how they shape the way we hear — or stop hearing — our own inner guidance. Participants can expect a grounded, thoughtful session that is both educational and experiential in its orientation.

The event is free and delivered via video, making it accessible from anywhere. It is a single session rather than a multi-part series, so there is no prior knowledge required and no commitment beyond showing up. Attendees leave with a clearer understanding of where self-doubt originates and practical insight into how energy psychology approaches the work of restoring trust from the inside out.

Venue & Logistics

This is a free online healing event, accessible via video from wherever you are. No special equipment is needed beyond a device with internet access and ideally a quiet space where you can listen and reflect without interruption. Comfortable clothing and a notebook for any thoughts that arise would serve you well.

As a virtual event, it is open to participants regardless of location. Specific platform details will be confirmed upon registration. This event is free to attend — no payment information required.