One client's story, start to finish.
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After being diagnosed with Glandular Fever and Chronic Fatigue, and struggling for four years to recover, I developed a constant fear of relapsing. In the middle of last year, I decided to explore Eye Movement Tracking (EMT) coaching, hoping for a new approach that might offer more effective results. I first learned about Headstart through Jannik Gevers, and I was very intrigued by its innovative method and the potential benefits it could offer in addressing my condition.
Our session began with a thorough check-in and an in-depth discussion of the fears and emotions underlying the issue I was addressing at the time. With Jannik Gevers' guidance, we were able to pinpoint the specific emotion driving the challenge and focused on eliminating it. As we worked through the process of examining my thought patterns and emotional responses, I was impressed by Jannik's maturity, empathy, and genuine approach. Throughout the session, he consistently ensured that I felt comfortable and at ease, providing a supportive and safe environment.
The Eye Movement Tracking aspect of the coaching was a completely new experience for me, and I initially felt some discomfort with the process. I was concerned that I might be doing something wrong and feared that I would inadvertently sabotage my healing or cause harm through any mistakes. To my great relief, Jannik reassured me that there was no wrong way to engage in the process, and I couldn't harm myself by not perfectly following the eye movement instructions. I can now confidently affirm this understanding. However, to my surprise, I began giggling uncontrollably, which left me feeling somewhat embarrassed. Thankfully, the feeling of awkwardness quickly faded, and I was deeply grateful for Jannik's calm and patient approach in handling the situation, reassuring me that such reactions are often a natural response.
After my first session of Eye Movement Tracking (EMT) coaching, I was astonished at how my fear of relapsing had diminished. What once felt like an ever-present concern began to fade, and I found myself able to engage in sports again without that constant anxiety weighing me down. For the first time in years, I was able to enjoy physical activity without the looming fear of a relapse. The shift was remarkable, and I realized that the coaching had helped me reclaim a sense of normalcy in my day-to-day life. I could now live with a newfound confidence, free from the constant worry that had defined my experience for so long.
Having had numerous sessions now with different topics, I've grown comfortable with the process and have developed confidence in the understanding that I don't need to execute every action perfectly for the coaching to be effective. Despite any initial fears or uncertainties, I've found this coaching to be highly person-friendly, meeting me exactly where I am in my journey.



