Depth Coaching with Dan Jung
The version of you that shows up to the meeting, the dinner, the drive home. You've worn it so long you forgot there was someone underneath it.
That someone is still there. That restlessness you can't quite place is them, trying to get your attention.
This work goes down and finds them.
"Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate."
C.G. Jung
The Work
Most of us spend the first half of life building. The career, the family, the name, the version of ourselves that gets approved of. It works. And then one day the story you built your life around stops feeling like yours, and you couldn't say when it happened.
What I've found, in my own life and in this work, is that the story on top is only the surface. The self you set aside to stay functional is still down there, and it's the one quietly making your decisions. The part that knew things, wanted things, sensed early that it was here for something. That part didn't die. It's been waiting for you to come back for it.
You're not the first to go down after it. Joseph, thrown in the pit that turned out to be the beginning of him. Jacob, wrestling through the night and limping out with a new name. Read closely, the old stories are maps of this exact descent. Down into what you buried, and back up carrying it. Mandorla is that map, laid out as a path you can walk.
And on the way up, something returns. The gift you always half-suspected was yours. You remember it. The thing you knew, before anyone taught you otherwise, that you were here to do.
You didn't lose who you are. You buried it to keep going. This work is how you remember.
Who this is for
A marriage that's changing. A career that no longer fits. Something you worked hard to build that's stopped feeling like yours.
You've done the things that were supposed to matter. And something deeper is asking for your attention anyway.
That's usually where I meet people.
The Journey
It tends to move in three motions. A descent. Going down into what stopped working and telling the truth about it. A turning. The hinge where life stops happening to you and starts asking something of you. And a return. Coming back up, changed, carrying something for the people around you.
Down, then a turn, then back. You return as someone new.
That's the shape. Mandorla is how you walk it.
Work Together
Everything starts with a free conversation. From there it comes down to how you want to make the descent. Following the map others have walked before you, going deeper into your own thread at your own pace, or through the dreams already speaking to you at night.
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The twelve-week journey, laid out. Each week walks one stretch of the descent and return alongside an ancient traveler who went down it before you. Three depths, from a book you walk on your own to the full journey, companioned the whole way.
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Open-ended, one-to-one, built around what you're actually carrying. A single session for one knot. A short arc for a transition. A longer intensive when the material runs deep. No set curriculum. We follow where it leads.
03
A focused four-session series for people whose dreams have been speaking loudly. You keep a simple record, we read it together. By the end you have a working relationship with the part of you that speaks while you sleep.
A note
Every one starts with the same free call. And if money is a real barrier, say so. I'd rather work something out than watch the right person walk away over a number.
These are founding rates, held through December 2026. After that, they'll rise to reflect the full scope of the work.
Honest clarity
I'd rather be honest about this upfront. The wrong fit wastes everybody's time, and the right fit is worth protecting.
If you're not sure, the discovery call is the place to figure that out. If I see that I'm not the right person, I'll tell you.
Probably not the right fit if…
Start Here
You tell me what's going on. I tell you honestly whether this work is what you need, or whether something else would serve you better.
You don't need to have it figured out. You don't need the right words. You just need to be willing to show up honestly and see what's there.
Most of the people I end up working with start exactly here.
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