Free Clarity Call
A clarity call is a conversation with Yana Depsames about what’s going on, and whether working together fits.
You don’t need the right words, or to know exactly what’s wrong. You can share as much or as little as you want. It’s a conversation, not a session, and there’s nothing to prepare.
Free · 30-minute clarity call · Zoom or phone
What Happens on Your Clarity Call
01
You Share What’s Going On
You start wherever feels right. It might be a pattern that keeps repeating, a feeling you can’t shake, or a loss that hasn’t settled. You set the pace, and you decide how much to say.
02
I Ask a Few Questions and Listen
I’ll ask a few questions to understand what you’re carrying and how long it’s been there. Mostly, I listen. There’s no checklist, and nothing you have to get right.
03
We See Whether Working Together Fits
Together, we look at whether this work makes sense for you, and which approach fits best. If it isn’t the right fit, I’ll tell you honestly and suggest where else to look.
Who This Call Is For
Most people come to me for one of four kinds of work.
Somatic Trauma Healing
You understand what happened, and your body still braces, tightens or shuts down anyway.
Grief Therapy
A loss, recent or long ago, still feels as heavy as the day it arrived.
Past Life Regression
A fear or pattern has followed you for years, with no clear starting point you can find.
Purpose Coaching
You’re doing everything you’re supposed to, and it still doesn’t feel like your life.
Not sure which fits? That’s what the call is for.
What This Call Isn’t
- It isn’t a sales pitch.
- It isn’t a session, so we won’t start the deeper work on the call.
- It isn’t an assessment, and you won’t be given a label.
- You don’t need to tell me the whole story.
- There’s no pressure to book anything after.
Meet Yana
I’m Yana Depsames, a Certified Regression Therapist, and I’m the person you’ll be talking to. I work with people in person in Fort Collins, Colorado, and online. Many of them come after years of trying to think their way through something their body is still holding. On the call, my job is to listen, and to be honest with you about whether I’m the right person to help.
Working with Yana honestly changed a lot for me. She created a space where I didn’t feel judged or rushed, and that made it easier to actually open up.
Book Your Call
Choose a time that suits you below. You can choose Zoom or phone when you book. Your confirmation email will have everything you need to join.
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Questions About the Clarity Call
Do I need to prepare anything?
No. Find a quiet, private spot where you won’t be interrupted for half an hour. Your confirmation email has the Zoom link or the phone details. If it helps, note one or two things you’d like to mention before we start.
What if I get emotional on the call?
That’s okay, and it happens. We can pause, slow down or change direction whenever you need to. You don’t have to hold it together for me.
Is the call really free?
Yes. There’s no charge for the clarity call, and nothing you’re expected to buy at the end. We’ll talk about session options and fees on the call.
Can I do this online if I’m not near Fort Collins?
Yes. The clarity call is by Zoom or phone, whichever you prefer. You can join from wherever you are. The booking calendar shows times in your own time zone. If we go on to work together, sessions are in person in Fort Collins, Colorado, or online.
What happens after the call?
That’s up to you. If it feels right, we can find a time for a first session, which runs 90 minutes to 2 hours. If you’d like time to think, take it. And if this isn’t the right fit, I’ll say so.
What if I need to change the time?
Use the reschedule link in your confirmation email to pick another slot. If none of the times work for you, email me at y.prana88@gmail.com and I’ll see what I can do.
Whenever You’re Ready
You don’t have to have it figured out before we talk. One free clarity call, and the next step is yours to choose.
If you’re in crisis right now, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, US) or call 911. Outside the US, call your local emergency number. This practice isn’t an emergency service.
