About The Adult Chair

A woman in a denim jacket and dark jeans sitting barefoot on a cut tree trunk in a grassy outdoor setting with trees and greenery in the background.

My first introduction to The Adult Chair® was in 2016. I found the podcast, and it made sense. I instantly connected to it. The tools and wisdom within this model have transformed my life. I finally know what to do when I have big emotions or triggers that come up without going into the story of the past. It gave me permission to lean into my own intuition and light. It showed me how to feel my feelings without fear or overwhelm. I have a greater understanding of who I am and how to honor myself in my life. 

Today is the perfect time to start your own journey of learning how to listen to your own intuition and guidance source. I would be honored to come alongside you using The Adult Chair and, together, begin to build the life YOU truly want.

The Adult Chair is a manual for your life.

It’s a tool that helps you feel empowered, confident, and equipped with a clear roadmap to your healthiest, most authentic self. Through The Adult Chair, you will understand how your life experiences have shaped you, give a voice to the different parts of who you are, gain greater self-awareness, and respond to life in a healthy way.

The Child Chair

A minimalist room with a window view of high-rise buildings, a green bassinet with wooden legs, and a teddy bear sitting inside it.

Your inner child forms between ages zero and seven, and it is the foundation of your true feelings and needs. The inner child is deeply vulnerable, which makes it the source of deep, connected relationships. It is also where early wounding can occur, which shapes our view of the world as we grow up. When seated in the Child Chair, we find creativity, passion, spontaneity, trust, and intimacy.

The Adolescent Chair

A blue upholstered chair with black legs sitting alone in an open grassy field, with hills and farm buildings in the distance.

In adolescence, you begin to develop your own identity and realize that you are separate and unique from the world around you.

As the ego forms, so does the desire to protect yourself, whether the daggers are real or imagined. When seated in the Adolescent Chair, we become perfectionist, judgmental, and controlling, and we develop a mask to hide our authentic selves from a world that seems cold and rejecting.

Most of us live from this place until we awake and decide we are ready to change.

The Adult Chair

Wicker chair near a white table with a stack of books, a vase of white flowers, and a white blanket in a cozy corner.

The Adult Chair represents your highest self: living in the present moment, dealing with facts and truth over stories and assumptions, and being able to set boundaries from a place of patience and compassion. While seated in the Adult Chair, we can deeply connect with our inner child’s needs and feelings and objectively observe our adolescent’s behaviors. It is here, and only here, that we can become aware of—and overcome—the emotional triggers and negative patterns that hold us back.