CLIENT SPOTLIGHT
Sandra T., shares about the transformation she experienced through the 3-month Sacred Reunion Mentorship,
"Before working with Aubert, I was quietly unraveling. On the surface, everything looked ideal and all my boxes were checked. Marriage, a beautiful new baby girl and playmate for our 3-year-old son, a custom home, and a successful career I had worked hard to build. But internally, I was exhausted, short-tempered, and starting to wonder whether our marriage would even survive.
I felt like I was carrying everything: the finances, the household, our children, and all the emotional weight in the relationship. I resented my husband for not stepping up, even though I couldn’t quite articulate what that would have looked like at the time.
I’ve always earned more than him. For years, I told myself that didn’t matter. But if I’m honest, it did. Somewhere along the way, I started seeing him as inadequate. Less than... It sounds awful but he began to feel like another thing I had to manage. From there, the respect began to erode, the attraction faded, and the intimacy between us flatlined.
To avoid my criticism, he started spending more time at work, golfing with the boys, and checking out on his phone. I was beginning to shut down emotionally, and it got to the point where I wasn’t sure how, or if, we could come back from it.
A friend of mine had worked with Aubert and shared how profoundly it changed her marriage, even though her husband never joined a single session. That got my attention and I started following him. I appreciated his faith and his insights resonated deeply. When I finally applied and had our call, I appreciated how grounded and direct he was. It surprised me but I cried for the first time in months during our call. The decision to invest was a stretch, but I knew something had to change, and I’m so glad I said yes.
One of the most surprising and impactful parts of this work was how much it brought forward elements of my past that I hadn’t connected to my current life. I had a “good” childhood with supportive parents, plenty of opportunity, but I internalized early on that love was earned through excellence. By being composed, by being capable, and never being a burden.
That pattern followed me into adulthood. Into my career, and eventually into my marriage. I tried to control everything, not out of dominance, but out of fear. Fear of what might fall apart if I let go, and until Aubert reflected it back to me, I couldn’t see how deeply that pattern was running the show.
Through our work, I was able to soften. I stopped mothering my husband and started trusting him again, which, in turn, allowed me to trust myself in a deeper way. What surprised me most was how quickly he began to change. Not because I told him to, but because I finally created the space for him to lead, contribute, and step up as the husband I always longed for.
The most powerful aspect of working with Aubert is his ability to pierce through the story and get to the core. He holds space with clarity and compassion, not in a therapy-esque, drawn-out way, but in a way that invites you back to your own integrity, your truth, and your innate feminine intelligence.
My biggest breakthrough was realizing that the control I thought was keeping us together was actually what was keeping us disconnected. What I had called strength was often a shield against the terror I carried deep within me. And true intimacy, the kind I had longed for, only became possible when I felt safe enough to surrender the role I’d been stuck in.
If you’re a woman who’s used to being the strong one, the one who knows what's best in every instance, the competent one, the glue holding everything and everyone together while quietly wondering if this is all there is then please hear me: you don’t have to keep living this way. You don’t have to fix him, and you’re not failing because you’re tired and at your wits end.
He’s probably just as worn down by the dynamic as you are. And I promise, there’s another way. One that brings you back to yourself, and back to the kind of marriage you always hoped was possible.
I’m living proof of that."