Back in 2018, I came back from Dublin to my hometown in Brazil.

My visa expired and there was nothing I could do.

This transition was brutal, as I had to give up everything I had spent the last few years working on.

I had a clear career path, I was known in my community, and I had good friends.

I felt like I was finally moving forward, and suddenly everything was gone.

The truth is that I didn't know who I was anymore, I felt alone and had no idea what to do with my life…

My whole body was tense, and I felt deeply depressed, but I was trying to look happy to not concern anyone.

This alone was draining all of the energy that was left in my body, and deep down, I knew I had to seek help.

But there was a problem: my past experiences with therapists weren't great, I always felt like something was missing, and that they couldn't get me.

The questions were often superficial, they didn't know what to make of my dreams, and they didn’t realize how deep my conflicts were.

I'd often leave the sessions worse than before, as I didn't have any guidance.

At the time, I was learning about the Psychological Types, and when Jung explained the Introverted Intuitive Type, I felt seen in a way I had never experienced before.

This encouraged me to look for a Jungian Analyst, and that was the moment I experienced the real power of this tool.

Firstly, he confirmed I was indeed an Introverted Intuitive Type and started explaining my core patterns and how to work on my blind spots - an Inferior Sensation.

He made an effort to speak my language, and it was the first time I felt like a therapist got me.

I felt he knew how to guide the process because when you can reflect someone's inner monologue and deepest struggles back to them, this generates immense trust.

They instantly know you're a pro, and that's why I stayed with him for 2 whole years.

From that moment, I knew how I wanted my clients to feel when they first met me, and this put me on a quest to master the Psychological Types…

• You begin to notice how they orient themselves in the world.
  
  

• How they process emotions.
  
  

• You see the deeper layer behind their decisions.
  
  

• You notice where they become one-sided.
  
  

• You can assess their strengths and blind spots.
  
  

• And why they keep recreating the same conflicts in relationships, work, and their identity.

This leads you to ask better questions, choose the right interventions, and understand inner conflicts and resistances.

This all translates into having a clearer path for healing and avoiding stagnation, because you have clarity about what attitude is causing problems.

And if you want to become the therapist who sees more, understands faster, and acquire a depth that keeps clients engaged for the long haul, then you need a clear method to map someone's personality structure.

Because here’s the hard truth:

In my first year as a therapist, I couldn't find any clients who stayed for more than 2-3 months in therapy.

Turns out, that's the industry average.

This means therapists live in constant turmoil, chasing clients who devalue their work and are uncertain if they will have enough clients by the end of the month.

I remember my heart pounding, keeping me awake at night, because a client ghosted me and another said he would stop therapy all in the same week.

I'd think to myself, “If I were good enough, they'd have stayed”.

The raw truth is that I felt like a massive failure.

But fast-forward to the present moment, I was able to place the odds in my favor.

Now, a third of my clients stay for a year (some for 2 - 4 years), and another third stay for 6 months.

Which means that 66% of my clients stay for at least 6 months – that’s more than DOUBLE the industry average.

The number one factor that keeps clients engaged in therapy is forming a meaningful relationship with their therapists.

But for it to happen, you must be able to show you deeply understand your clients and explain their patterns with pristine clarity.

In other words, they want someone who “gets them”.

When you can't speak their language and map their personality, sessions become pointless, interventions fall flat, and the connection quietly disappears.

But don’t you think you deserve a framework that helps you understand people with more depth, more speed, and more confidence?

The good news is that there's a better way.

Imagine being able to map a client's personality within the first few sessions — without lengthy assessments or guesswork — so you can tailor your approach from day one.

Imagine being able to finally name what you've been sensing intuitively about a client for months: why they resist certain techniques, why they keep hitting the same wall, and what they actually need from you.

Imagine watching clients staying committed because the work keeps deepening and they feel genuinely understood.

That's what the typological method brings to the table.

When I started applying the Psychological Types with my clients, I noticed an instant shift.

The connection and deep trust that usually takes several sessions to build, started to form in the first few sessions.

Often in the very first session.

Because when you can speak the language of each type, and reflect their patterns with such clarity, they feel seen.

This generates immense trust, and you become the kind of therapist people don't want to leave.

They feel excited because they now have a tool to understand how their mind works and gain clarity about how to navigate their relationships.

Therapy also starts to feel highly engaging because in each session, they come with new insights that you can work on together.

When you have clarity about the dynamics of introversion and extroversion, and the 4 psychological functions, you can tailor your approach from day one.

This clear methodology, coupled with feeling deeply understood, is what makes clients stay committed to therapy for the long haul.

But there are a few problems…

Maybe you tried learning typology from internet tests.

At least that's how I came to know it, but this kept me stuck for months, AND I got my own typology wrong.

In fact, 90% of clients get wrong results.

That's why now every time I see another test claiming to reveal someone's typology, I can hear Carl Jung rolling and agonizing in his grave.

Typology isn’t static, it evolves and changes as we mature psychologically, and it isn't deterministic or characterological.

That is, it doesn't reveal personal qualities like being empathetic, confident, well-spoken, or a perfectionist and over-thinker.

This is related to someone's psychological maturity, unique skills, and frankly, not being neurotic.

Speaking of which, equating introversion to being shy and having social anxiety is just moronic.

Also, the typological method doesn't reveal our destiny or the ideal career.

What’s possible is to delineate a few basic patterns and tendencies, knowing that individually is involved.

After learning these tests are a scam, I tried reading directly Volume 6 - Psychological Types, but I faced another wall…

When I first opened this book, I couldn't help but feel dumb.

The book is filled with philosophy, abstractions, and doesn't give you a step-by-step.

The problem is that Jung expects you to have prior psychological and philosophical knowledge to understand his writings, but he never takes the time to introduce the fundamentals.

You have to look for them by yourself.

Luckily, I had good teachers in my post-graduation in Depth-Psychology who made things easier for
me.

But when I finally started grasping the concepts, it was still unclear to me how to turn things practical because they had an academic focus.

Bridging the gap between theory and real-world application took me months and hundreds of therapy sessions, until I could type people with confidence and lead their process.

That's why I always wanted to create my own teaching method so I could speed up other people's learning curve…

Most people fail in applying the typological method because they don't have clarity about the fundamentals of Jungian Psychology, and see the Psychological Types as an isolated piece.

That's why I break down the fundamentals of Jungian Analysis and shadow integration first, and then show you the right way to use the Psychological Types with real-world examples.

Instead of spending years on trial and error, my methodology allows you to start using the typological method in 7 days.

Instead, I'm providing a map that you can apply to every single client to generate more trust and commitment.

I'm offering the same level of information I got in my post-graduation in Depth-Psychology, but for a fraction of the cost.

And I'm not even mentioning the countless hours of reading and trial and error to learn the typological method...