Glossary

Deep Energetic Transformation
A process in which a person’s inner organization gradually changes across multiple levels at once. It is not only a change in behavior or explanation, but a deeper reorganization of the body, regulation, meaning, identity, and way of being.

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Inner Regulation
The capacity to regulate activation, intensity, and contact with oneself without overwhelm, disconnection, or compulsive control.

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Presence
The quality of conscious and embodied contact with oneself, the body, the environment, and the present moment.

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Coherence
The degree of inner alignment between body, emotion, attention, meaning, identity, and behavior.

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Integration
The process through which a new experience, shift, or reorganization becomes a stable part of everyday life.

Inner Fragmentation
A state of inner disconnection in which impulses, feelings, and responses are poorly connected or in conflict.

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Capacity
The ability to carry intensity, remain present, and stay in contact without a collapse of coherence.

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Resistance
An active or subtle protection of the system against change, even when the person consciously desires it.

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Secondary Gains
The hidden benefits of an old pattern that make change more difficult, even when it appears rationally desirable.

Interruption
The first phase of the process, in which the old automatic pattern is momentarily interrupted.

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Perception
Contact with the actual inner state before it is fully translated into explanation.

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Transformation
The phase in which the person’s inner organization itself begins to change.

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Identity Shift
A change in the fundamental way a person experiences themselves, organizes meaning, and enters the world.

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Micro-practice
A small, repeatable integration step that helps stabilize new organization between sessions.

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For the broader context of these terms, visit the Methodology page or explore the Blog.