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Discover why you respond the way you do in the moments that matter most—and replace self-judgment with a more compassionate, coherent understanding of yourself.
Begin noticing when a survival pattern is being activated—so you can recognize what’s happening beneath the overwhelm, defensiveness, overreaction, or shutdown and begin creating space for a different response.
Identify the survival patterns quietly shaping your reactions—so you can begin to see what may actually be driving the moments when you feel triggered.
Discover why you respond the way you do in the moments that matter most—and replace self-judgment with a more compassionate, coherent understanding of yourself.
Begin noticing when a survival pattern is being activated—so you can recognize what’s happening beneath the overwhelm, defensiveness, overreaction, or shutdown and begin creating space for a different response.
Emotional Whiplash: You promise yourself you'll stay calm... then suddenly you're reacting in ways that don't feel like you. One moment you're patient. The next you're snapping, shutting down, or drowning in guilt.
Always Carrying Too Much: You take care of everyone else first, keep everything running, and rarely ask for help. From the outside you seem capable. Inside you're exhausted.
Overthinking What You Said: You replay conversations afterward—what you said, how it sounded, what they might have thought—wondering if you said too much, said it wrong, or somehow made things worse.
The Same Old Trigger: A comment. A look. A disagreement. Something small suddenly feels much bigger—and before you know it, you're reacting from somewhere you don't fully understand.
Emotional Whiplash: You promise yourself you'll stay calm... then suddenly you're reacting in ways that don't feel like you. One moment you're patient. The next you're snapping, shutting down, or drowning in guilt.
Always Carrying Too Much: You take care of everyone else first, keep everything running, and rarely ask for help. From the outside you seem capable. Inside you're exhausted.
Overthinking What You Said: You replay conversations afterward—what you said, how it sounded, what they might have thought—wondering if you said too much, said it wrong, or somehow made things worse.
The Same Old Trigger: A comment. A look. A disagreement. Something small suddenly feels much bigger—and before you know it, you're reacting from somewhere you don't fully understand.
Why do I keep reacting this way?
Why do I know better... but still can't seem to respond differently in the moment?
Why does one small comment affect me so deeply?
What's really going on beneath all of this?
Why do I keep reacting this way?
Why do I know better... but still can't seem to respond differently in the moment?
Why does one small comment affect me so deeply?
What's really going on beneath all of this?



And Your Investment Can Continue with You
If what you discover during "Decode Your Survival Patterns"
shows you that you are ready to go deeper,
$197 of your investment can be applied to your next-level program with me.
You don't need to make that decision today.
Begin here. Your first step counts.
And Your Investment Can Continue
with You
If what you discover during "Decode Your Survival Patterns"
shows you that you are ready to go deeper,
$197 of your investment can be applied to your next-level program with me.
You don't need to make that decision today.
Begin here. Your first step counts.


Kathi Sohn is the founder and CEO of Cycle Breaker Pathways™ and author of the award-winning book, You Made It Up, Now Stop Believing It.
For more than 25 years, Kathi has helped people uncover the hidden childhood decisions and survival patterns that can continue shaping how they respond long after the experiences that created them have passed.
Today, she works with mothers of adolescents who know how they want to show up with their teens—yet still find themselves reacting in ways they didn't intend when emotions run high.
Through her Cycle Breaker Pathways™ programs, Kathi helps mothers understand what's operating beneath those reactions and begin resolving the patterns at their source—so they can respond with greater calm, clarity, and emotional presence, and build the kind of connection with their teen they deeply want.
Her work is rooted in a simple belief: understanding the pattern is where change begins.