She never felt like she belonged. At least not since she was a small child when she was her dad's little girl. Then her parents got divorced, and he had another little girl with his new wife. And the new baby became Daddy's little girl. According to the regression we did, this was the beginning of her feeling like she didn't belong. After that, life was a series of events that proved this was true. Now in her mid-thirties, feeling alone and depressed, and with the lockdowns of COVID-19 exacerbating her feelings of depletion, loneliness, and being different, she sought out my help.

We spoke again three weeks after the session. She was delighted. "Will I stay like this?" She asked, indicating her big smile and brighter countenance.

We all have good days and not-so-good days, but the point is that she doesn't feel lonely anymore. She is participating in life again, even if it's just joining online groups due to restrictions. She feels happy on the inside, which is not reliant on a very old and outdated program of being Daddy's little girl.