Finding The Force didn’t start as a podcast.
It’s the result of over 25 years of work—
across behavioral health, holistic medicine, crisis support, and deep personal study.
That includes:
A PhD and decades working with individuals in acute crisis
Time spent in holistic health retreats and recovery environments
25 years of martial arts training
Living in an ashram
Studying with a traditional medicine practitioner for over 20 years
Research in brainwave states, heart-brain coherence, and human behavior
But more than anything…
it came from one question:
Why do people understand so much…
and still struggle to change?
Over time, a pattern became clear.
Across cultures, disciplines, and practices—
there was one thing every effective system had in common:
Regulation comes first. Always.
Before insight.
Before strategy.
Before change.
Finding The Force was created as a space to explore that—
not just conceptually, but practically.
It’s designed for:
Therapists
Practitioners
Coaches
High-level thinkers
And people who help others
…who are ready to move beyond insight into something that actually holds.
Inside this space, there are four core elements:
1. Practitioner Interviews
Real conversations with therapists and experts working in the field—
exploring what’s actually working and what isn’t.
2. Research & Applied Frameworks
Breaking down concepts like nervous system regulation, brain states, and behavior—
and translating them into real-life application.
3. Real-Life Case Stories
Through ongoing stories (like Lance and Sheila), we explore common patterns in high-functioning individuals—
and what actually shifts them.
4. Live Conversations & Events
Including weekly Conscious Café discussions, in-person gatherings, and experiences designed to move this work out of theory and into real life.
This isn’t just content.
It’s a laboratory.
A place to test, explore, and understand what actually creates change.
🔹 Want to Connect?
If something here resonates…
don’t just sit with it.
👉 https://calendly.com/findingtheforce4u/1-1-personal-discovery
This isn’t a sales call.
It’s a conversation.
About what you’re seeing…
what you’re working through…
and what might actually help.
And if it makes sense—
you might end up part of this work…
or even on the podcast.
