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Who this is for
People who have taken The Availability Snapshot™ self-reflective assessment. It is an experiential practice, not score interpretation.
Sixty minutes with dr. akasha, on what your Availability Snapshot found and what it makes possible.
Your report can show you a pattern. It cannot tell you what the pattern is for — what it protected, what it cost you, or what it would take to move. That part needs a conversation.
We start with your report.
The Snapshot is a proposal, not a verdict. I'm interested in where it landed, where it was wrong, and what it missed entirely. You're the authority on your own experience; the instrument is a way of getting at it, not a replacement for it.
We find where this actually lives.
Availability is never general. It happens in a particular room, with particular people, under conditions you did not choose and often cannot change. So we get specific: the relationship, the meeting, the decision where staying open is genuinely costly. We look at what in your circumstances is making it expensive — because "be more open" is useless advice if the conditions are the problem.
We design a practice you'd actually do.
Not homework I assign. Something small, specific, testable, and yours — with a way of telling whether it worked.
What I'm after is not a more open you. It's a freer one: more able to tell chosen closure from compelled closure, and more able to act on what does get in. That's the whole point of availability — it's what makes participation possible. I am an instigator of freedom, and this is where that work starts for most people.
What this is not
One conversation, not a programme. Not therapy, and not a substitute for it. I won't hand you a diagnosis, a stage, or a plan for your life. If ongoing work makes sense, we'll say so at the end — but that isn't what you're buying here.
Practicalities
90 minutes · online · $375· Bring your Snapshot report. If you haven't taken it yet, [start here]. After purchase, you'll receive an email with a scheduling link.
Who this is for
People who have taken The Availability Snapshot™ self-reflective assessment. It is an experiential practice, not score interpretation.
Sixty minutes with dr. akasha, on what your Availability Snapshot found and what it makes possible.
Your report can show you a pattern. It cannot tell you what the pattern is for — what it protected, what it cost you, or what it would take to move. That part needs a conversation.
We start with your report.
The Snapshot is a proposal, not a verdict. I'm interested in where it landed, where it was wrong, and what it missed entirely. You're the authority on your own experience; the instrument is a way of getting at it, not a replacement for it.
We find where this actually lives.
Availability is never general. It happens in a particular room, with particular people, under conditions you did not choose and often cannot change. So we get specific: the relationship, the meeting, the decision where staying open is genuinely costly. We look at what in your circumstances is making it expensive — because "be more open" is useless advice if the conditions are the problem.
We design a practice you'd actually do.
Not homework I assign. Something small, specific, testable, and yours — with a way of telling whether it worked.
What I'm after is not a more open you. It's a freer one: more able to tell chosen closure from compelled closure, and more able to act on what does get in. That's the whole point of availability — it's what makes participation possible. I am an instigator of freedom, and this is where that work starts for most people.
What this is not
One conversation, not a programme. Not therapy, and not a substitute for it. I won't hand you a diagnosis, a stage, or a plan for your life. If ongoing work makes sense, we'll say so at the end — but that isn't what you're buying here.
Practicalities
90 minutes · online · $375· Bring your Snapshot report. If you haven't taken it yet, [start here]. After purchase, you'll receive an email with a scheduling link.