Reclamation includes brain retraining and nervous system regulation, but it is designed as a much wider transformational journey.

Alongside somatic and emotional healing, the work supports identity transformation, a shift in consciousness, and ultimately a paradigm upgrade in how you experience yourself, healing, and life itself.

The aim is not simply to regulate better or manage symptoms more effectively, but to become capable of inhabiting a more whole, empowered, and fully alive way of being.

If you want to move through Reclamation™ independently and at your own pace, the Self-Led Membership is likely the best fit.

If you’re looking for more support, community, live integration, and direct access to Marie-Ève throughout the journey, the Founders Round offers a more guided experience.

Both begin with Pathway I: Rewiring Remembrance.

If you choose the Self-Led Membership, you can move through Reclamation™ entirely at your own pace, taking as much time as you need.

The Founders Round is intentionally spacious too, with three integration weeks built into the 12-week journey for rest, catching up, and allowing the work to settle.

Reclamation is designed to honour capacity—not push past it.

Live attendance is encouraged, but not required. The gatherings are there to deepen connection, support integration, and create space for questions and reflection.

Replays will be available for all live gatherings.

With the Self-Led Membership, you’ll have monthly access to the Reclamation™ Member Site for as long as your membership is active, including Pathway I now and Pathways II + III as they become available.

Founders Round participants receive three months of access to the Member Site and the complete Pathway I experience.

Reclamation™ is a guided educational and transformational experience, not psychotherapy or medical treatment.

It can be used alongside therapy, medical care, and other forms of healing support as part of a broader, integrative approach to wellbeing.

Yes. Self-Led Study is a month-to-month membership with no long-term commitment. If you decide it’s time to pause, you can cancel at any time and you’ll continue to have access through the remainder of your current billing cycle.

Pathway I is designed to move through at a suggested pace of about 12 weeks, with one Element per week and integration weeks built in along the way. Most Elements include about an hour of teaching, plus time for reflection, guided practice, and integration.

As a general rhythm, setting aside around 30 minutes a day is enough to engage meaningfully with the work.

There is no rush, though — you’re welcome to move more slowly and take the time your system and your life need.

Previous experience with brain retraining, somatic work, or nervous system regulation can be a real asset. Sometimes hearing familiar ideas through a different voice or framework helps them land in a new way, and revisiting foundational practices can deepen what you already know.

RECLAMATION™ also goes beyond symptom reduction or regulation alone. The work supports whole-human development — including emotional and relational healing, embodied integration, identity transformation, consciousness, and psychospiritual growth.

The aim is not only to help you feel better, but to support who you are becoming.

Reclamation™ is not diagnosis-specific. It is designed to support the underlying patterns that can accompany chronic stress, illness, and trauma — including nervous system dysregulation, persistent stress responses, sensitization, emotional and relational patterns, and disconnection from the body and self.

This work may be especially supportive for people navigating experiences such as chronic fatigue and low capacity, ME/CFS, Long COVID, burnout, POTS/dysautonomia, chronic pain, migraine, fibromyalgia, sensory sensitivity, complex chronic illness, persistent unexplained symptoms, anxiety, panic, trauma, and chronic stress.

Rather than focusing on a single condition, RECLAMATION™ supports the whole person and the conditions that allow greater regulation, resilience, capacity, and aliveness to emerge. It is intended to complement, not replace, appropriate medical or mental health care.