05/29/2026
🩵 A genuine thank you to those of you who have been with me over the years.
As many of you now know, this year’s pricing adjustments for grandfathered clients have been the largest shift yet.
Not only has the per-session rate moved closer than ever before to the general rate, but package sizes have increased as well.
That said:
this adjustment was not made arbitrarily.
In many ways, it was made to meet clients where many of you were already naturally moving:
🧭 requesting larger packages,
🧭 booking further ahead,
🧭 seeking more continuity,
🧭 reaching out between appointments,
🧭 wanting deeper conversations,
🧭 asking for spaces to continue the discussions we begin during sessions,
🧭 wanting ways to stay connected to the work while out of province,
🧭 asking for coffee dates,
🧭 sending reflections, realizations, songs, messages, and life updates,
🧭 or simply wanting more ways to participate in the environment surrounding the work itself.
And honestly:
Applied Reality Mechanics™ and the larger architecture now unfolding around my work is, in many ways, the response to all of those years of requests.
Not only:
⚛️ “Can I book another session?”
But:
🧭 “How do we continue the conversation?”
🧭 “How do I stay connected to this between appointments?”
🧭 “What if I no longer live nearby?”
🧭 “What if I want to participate in a quieter way?”
🧭 “What if I want reflection, orientation, discussion, observation, or ongoing integration?”
This new structure was built to create more ways for people to meet the work:
🧭 where they are,
🧭 how they are,
🧭 and at the level they genuinely have capacity for in a given moment.
Including:
🧭 deep immersion,
🧭 one-time sessions,
🧭 quiet observation,
🧭 ongoing participation,
🧭 reflective engagement,
🧭 real-time discussion,
🧭 learning,
🧭 integration,
🧭 and simply remaining near the signal while life unfolds.
Still:
it is always nerve-racking to make pricing changes.
Especially during precarious times.
Especially during years where many people are simultaneously:
⚛️ surviving,
⚛️ rebuilding,
⚛️ healing,
⚛️ grieving,
⚛️ stretching,
⚛️ and trying to imagine a future again.
And honestly:
these past few years have been some of the wildest and most transformative of my life.
There are still pieces I cannot entirely put into words yet.
There is still healing happening over here too.
And so many of you have quietly existed inside that story.
Not only as clients.
But as:
🩵 steady presences,
🩵 familiar faces,
🩵 returning nervous systems,
🩵 people who kept showing up,
🩵 people who cared about my work,
🩵 and people who cared about my family.
That means more to me than I can fully articulate.
It fills my heart to have been met in these changes and expansions after a season of both:
⚛️ deep personal healing in the trenches,
and
⚛️ radically building and restructuring my work at the same time.
I do not take your support lightly.
And to those who are not able to continue right now because of these shifts:
please know there is absolutely no resentment or lack of gratitude on my end.
Truly.
In fact, one of the most touching things has been hearing from people who hope it is only for a season — not because the work is no longer valued, but simply because life is life sometimes.
There is something deeply human about that.
And regardless of whether our paths remain intertwined continuously, intermittently, or not at all for this chapter:
it has genuinely been an honor to spend this time with each and every one of you.
Thank you for allowing me into your lives in the ways you have.
Thank you for trusting my hands, my presence, my care, my work, and my evolution alongside your own.
And thank you for helping make it possible for me to continue building what is now becoming Applied Reality Mechanics™ and the larger body of work unfolding around it.
🧭⇄🩵
Courtney S Rowland
