Are you constantly chasing safety, validation, or love from the world around you, only to find yourself still feeling empty, anxious, or in pain?

Scott gets down and dirty about his own rage and how not speaking up directly in relationship produces suffering in the lives of rage holders. To start this work for Free, visit repressiontest.com.

In this podcast episode, Scott discusses the anxious attachment style and unmet needs that go with it. Transformation happens when we find safety and love within. The anxious attachment style sabotages itself by looking outside of itself. The process of self compassion and skillfulness ends the suffering for the anxiously attached. But there are a lot of bumps and hurdles along the way. Only the earnest end up truly discovering authentic love. Start this work for free at repressiontest.com.

Scott and Dan, the co-developers of KI Emotional Repression Inquiry, are reuniting for an electrifying and groundbreaking podcast episode that you won't want to miss! This time, they’re tackling the provocative topic of dying paradigms, diving deep into how traditional structures are crumbling as individuals engage in transformative somatic work. The concept of existence independent of us is being annihilated from every angle, and KI is at the forefront with one of the most powerful somatic processes available.

In this episode, Dan and Scott will share their compelling history and the paradigms they've witnessed falling away, all while highlighting how embracing KI can lead to true freedom and healing. This is a unique opportunity to explore the dying recovery paradigm—something they've never approached quite like this before!

If you're interested in diving into the experiential aspect of this work, join Scott and Dan for a FREE Q&A on authentic recovery, Sunday October 5th. https://repression.as.me/freeQAwithScottandDan

Join my friend ​and co-developer ​⁠​⁠@danmclintock and I for our second podcast on the oversights and dangers of conflation in both the mental health and political paradigms.

Join us for our Addiction & Authentic Recovery Workshop Oct 18th at link in bio.

In this episode, Scott explores Barbara Oakley’s concept of Pathological Altruism and dives deep into the world of repression inquiry. Scott explains how many acts of service, often perceived as altruistic, are actually driven by a hidden need to feel safe and gain love or approval. By burying these unconscious motivations along with difficult emotions, we create false identities based on being “good” or “altruistic.” However, once we process these buried emotions through repression inquiry, true authenticity emerges. No longer needing to maintain a facade of goodness, we find that our authentic selves are enough. If helping others is part of our calling, it can now come from a place of genuine connection, rather than from the drive to uphold a false identity.

If you are a coach, teacher, therapist, or other helper, join Scott’s FREE Webinar Saturday, September 20th on Zoom. Scott will give instructions on first or next steps on your path towards learning to bring KI into your practice for your clients or students. Link to Webinar: https://repression.as.me/freewebinar4beginners-meta.

Join ​⁠Dan Mclintock and myself as we define, point to and deconstruct our tendency as human beings to conflate!

Learn more at repressiontest.com (free test for buried emotions)