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Written By: SaimaVA1
Sally’s words hit me like a ton of bricks: ‘I wasn’t expecting that.
This is going to take me a while to process.’
It’s no surprise—she had just completed her Overview Experience (OE)
a few weeks ago, and let me tell you, this isn’t your average Zoom call.
OE isn’t just another Saturday evening where you’re partying or sedating from the week.
It’s a 6-hour, heart-pounding, mind-shifting adventure where a community of warriors
come to not only heal their attachment wounds but learn how to stop self-abandoning and fawning,
to find their authentic selves and finally build that self-worth we all crave— as a foundation
to connected secure relationships.
It’s like a crash course in ‘why the heck am I still doing this?’ and ‘how do I stop?’
One woman who joined recently was at her breaking point—
struggling with a rupture with her 26-year-old son.
She showed up ready to STOP playing the victim,
ready to unearth those blind spots that are running the show.
That takes courage, my friend.
And here’s the kicker—so many people out there are hiding behind their therapists,
unknowingly stuck in the same codependent loops, looking for validation.
(Yeah, I said it.)
OE is for those who are ready to ditch the excuses and embrace the hard truth.
I don’t just teach this stuff—I live it.
From my days of surviving toxic trauma bonds and legal battles
to now living in the most secure, connected,
and hot-for-one-another relationship (even after the kid arrived).
How: By becoming Trigger-Proof and mastering what I call “Integrated Polarity,”
which is polarized communication on the OTHER SIDE
of healing that compulsion to repeat unresolved childhood dynamics.
And the magic?
It’s not just about techniques—it’s in realizing you’ve been living with a mask for years.
You’ve been ‘the good wife,’ ‘the perfect son,’ ‘the perfect girlfriend,’ “the helper,”
“the black sheep,”and you’ve found a cozy home for it, right?
But the more that mask becomes your identity, the further you drift from who you REALLY are.
It’s no wonder you’re feeling anxious and trying to cope.
Trying to be more “masculine” or “feminine” without the deeper work won’t cut it.
Very few want to understand the WHY and what they can do about it.
I’ve been there—being a people pleaser to the point I created an entire “Dr. Nima” identity for validation.
An identity who was a perfect match for my last relationship drama.
Underneath the mask,
there’s an authentic self inside of all of us,
hidden behind a f*ck ton of shame.
Consider the possibility that the relationship anxiety you might be feeling
is simply that part of you bursting to come out and say,
‘I’m DONE with the BS.
I WANT TO BE SEEN AND LOVED.
I WANT TO TAKE UP SPACE.
I WANT TO GET MY NEEDS MET TOO.”
You’ve read the books, you’ve done the therapy—but have you gone this deep before?