Emily Wright

About

The people who reach me are usually competent everywhere else. They run teams, raise families, handle emergencies without blinking, and then quietly arrange an entire holiday around not doing one particular thing. It is almost always a very narrow exception to an otherwise capable life. Specific fears are strange that way: they coexist happily with enormous capability, which is why so many people feel foolish about them. You will not feel foolish in here. We treat the thing directly and in order, and we agree on that order in advance, so you keep the right to slow it down at any point without explaining yourself. The work is more practical and far less dramatic than you are probably imagining. I practiced in group settings for a long time before going solo, and I still borrow the best thing about that world: the assumption that nobody is uniquely broken. If you would like your options back, write to me.