For therapists, coaches & healers
If you're interested in what produces change, what blocks it, how you'd know it had happened, and what to reach for when insight isn't enough, this is probably your kind of work.
Two options: experience the method first, or train in it directly.
Why Head Trash Clearance
You know the client. Articulates the pattern beautifully, has real insight, good rapport, and still runs it. Your existing work may have done exactly what it was there to do. There may just be a different job left.
HTC gives you the tool for that job: it works directly on the charge driving the pattern. Fast, structured, measured. Not instead of what you do, the layer underneath it.
You might belong here if the thing you're most loyal to is the client changing, rather than your existing explanation of how change is supposed to happen. Do you notice when a client understands the problem beautifully and still can't move it? Do you care about the difference between performing better and functioning with less internal cost? If those questions interest you, this will probably make sense to you.
The clients who'd previously plateaued — the ones who understand themselves perfectly and still can't stop running the pattern — start moving.
HTC slots in alongside what you already do. Therapy keeps doing what therapy is brilliant at. Coaching keeps doing what coaching is brilliant at. HTC handles the layer underneath.
Practitioners who add HTC tell us the same thing — they enjoy client work again because the work actually shifts things. Less labour, more leverage.
Clients stay because they see measurable progress — not because they're hooked on the relationship. Built-in measurement (via the Ladder of Growth) makes the change visible.
Practitioner voices
"Head Trash Clearance integrates seamlessly with my existing skills and strengthens them. It does the heavy lifting so the rest of the work flows easily."
— Caroline
"It makes all my other modalities work better. CBT, somatics, coaching… they land differently now."
— HTC-trained practitioner
"I remember thinking, 'Where the hell has this been my whole career?'"
— HTC-trained practitioner
"It's like the trifecta: fast, simple, effective. I've never used anything like it."
— HTC-trained practitioner
Your route in
Most practitioners want to feel the method working on their own material before training in it. That's the recommended starting point — but if you already know HTC is what you've been looking for, train direct.
Option 1
Use HTC on yourself before you decide whether to train in it. The fastest way to know whether this is what you've been looking for.
Option 2
When you're ready to use HTC with paying clients, training is delivered directly by Alexia at the professional site.
Introduction guides
Two guides, written specifically for the way coaches and therapists think about client work. Same method, different framing — because the lens, the language and what you're looking for in a modality is different for each.
What HTC is, how it serves your coaching practice, and how to apply it alongside the work you already do. The benefits of incorporating it as a coach — and what changes when you do.
Get the guide →What HTC is, how it serves your therapeutic practice, and how to apply it alongside the modalities you already use. The benefits of incorporating it as a therapist — and what shifts in your client work when you do.
Get the guide →Ready to train?
Application process, training schedule, pricing, and accreditation details are all at head-trash-clearance.com — the dedicated home for HTC professional training.
Not sure if training is right for your practice? Start with the Clearance Club, or come to a live Q&A session.
