"I have everything, but no joy": a session on the theme of emptiness
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Work, family, outwardly "fine" — inside, emptiness and no taste for life. What an hour-long session on this theme looks like, without any esoteric fog
How it usually goes
Emptiness rarely arrives as a "diagnosis." More often it's a background hum: the days blur together, joy is fleeting, meaning is thin
In the session, we take one theme and look at what's holding the state in place underneath — not a set of motivational phrases
What people come with
A feeling of emptiness, a lost taste for life, "everything's supposed to be fine — but inside it's quiet and heavy"
If this is about you
- Everything looks fine on the outside, but inside — nothing
- Not clinical depression, but life feels grey
- I want clarity, not another "get a hobby" suggestion
How it works
A 60-minute online session. You pick a time slot on the page → get a confirmation on WhatsApp → during the session you work through one clear theme
How to prepare
Write down in advance, in one sentence, what exactly has disappeared — taste, meaning, interest, energy. This speeds up getting into the session
Frequently asked questions
Will one session help?
One session gives you clarity on the theme. Further work is a separate conversation, with no hidden "subscription" built into the session price
What language is it in?
With Ruslan it's usually in Russian or Kazakh — whichever works for you; just mention it when booking
Is there an installment plan?
On this page the price is fixed at 33,000 ₸. We don't promise installment plans on behalf of the partner
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