Applying to OTC means you’re willing to show up honestly for 12 weeks — not perfectly, not always eloquently, but honestly. It means you’re prepared to examine things you’ve been moving past, sit with discomfort that is productive, and do integration work between sessions.
It does not mean you need to have it all figured out. It does not mean you need to be in crisis and it does not mean you’re committing to anything at application stage. Commiting to OTC only comes after your discovery call with Mandy, when both of you are sure this is the right fit.
The women who get the most from OTC are not the most polished or the most prepared. They are the most willing. If that’s you, you’re in the right place.
OTC will ask you to be honest in ways you have been avoiding. That discomfort is not a warning sign. It is the work.