Jamal Collins

About

Nobody calls me on a good day. They call when the apology stopped working and the promise to do better sounded thin even to them. This practice exists for men who are done negotiating with their own short fuse. The men who come here are not broken; they are running an old strategy that stopped paying. Most anger runs on thought patterns so fast they feel like facts, and our job is to slow them down until you can see the seams. When your account of a blowup leaves out your part, I will push back, plainly and without drama. However long I do this, I treat the work like an apprenticeship that never quite ends; my clients keep showing me new angles. I keep it simple: no couch-speak, no gotchas, just work worth doing, done plainly. If the bad night already happened, do not wait for the next one. Call it a hunch, but you are closer to ready than you think.