You left the narcissist.
You blocked the number.
You set the boundaries.
So why do you still feel like you’re breaking?
That’s the moment survivors find Dr. Nicole LePera — aka The Holistic Psychologist. And what she tells them isn’t wrapped in empty empowerment slogans. She says:
“You don’t just heal by leaving. You heal by reprogramming everything the trauma built inside you.”
This is IMC Phase 3: Control.
And Dr. Nicole doesn’t just help you reclaim it — she teaches you how to sustain it.
Because escaping a narcissist is one thing.
But relearning how to exist without them controlling your every emotional function?
That’s a whole different kind of liberation.
Most survivors know the psychological terms: gaslighting, trauma bonding, cognitive dissonance.
But they don’t always understand what those experiences do to their bodies.
Dr. Nicole LePera connects the dots between emotional trauma and physical dysregulation.
She explains:
She brings trauma science into your daily life.
And more importantly: she gives you tools to do something about it.
Dr. Nicole doesn’t care if your narcissist was a parent, a partner, or a boss.
She knows the real threat isn’t the person — it’s the pattern they left behind.
That’s why her core focus is on subconscious programming.
Because your conscious mind might say:
“They were abusive. I deserve better.”
But your subconscious — still shaped by trauma — whispers:
“But maybe if I just try harder…”
Nicole’s work gets underneath the surface to rebuild from the root.
The Control phase is where survivors finally stop reacting and start choosing.
And Dr. Nicole helps them:
She’s not here to fix you.
She’s here to show you how to fix yourself — not because you’re broken, but because you deserve to stop running on autopilot built by someone else’s dysfunction.
Let’s look at the empire:
This is clinical insight with practical rebellion.
Most traditional therapy teaches survivors how to analyze trauma.
Dr. Nicole teaches you how to reprogram the part of you that trauma shaped.
That includes:
This is Control in motion — not as a one-time decision, but as a lifestyle shift.
She’s calm, quiet, and clinical. But she hits like a freight train:
“We repeat what we don’t repair.”
“The body remembers. That’s why we have to heal more than just our thoughts.”
“Boundaries are not for other people — they are for you.”
“Your nervous system doesn’t respond to words. It responds to safety.”
These aren’t quotes. They’re interruptions.
And for survivors in the CONTROL phase? That’s what they need.
Let’s be real. Control isn’t a mood.
It’s a practice — and she teaches survivors how to build it from the ground up.
That includes:
✅ Morning routines that calm the vagus nerve
✅ Journaling that reveals the survival self vs. authentic self
✅ Breathwork to reset the stress cycle
✅ Daily check-ins with inner child parts
✅ Setting internal boundaries with old trauma thoughts
This isn’t self-care.
It’s self-sovereignty.
You want to know what Control really feels like?
Ask a survivor who used to break down every time a text pinged — and now responds with breath, awareness, and boundaries.
That’s Dr. Nicole’s work.
That’s IMC Phase 3 in action.
Dr. Nicole LePera doesn’t offer band-aids.
She offers a blueprint — built from trauma science, lived experience, and unapologetic truth.
She’s the final phase for a reason.
Because Control isn’t about clapping back. It’s about no longer being pulled.
Her work reminds survivors that their body, brain, and soul are still theirs.
Even if someone tried to hijack it.
Even if it feels messy.
Even if the trauma was early, deep, or repeated.
She’s not there to fix you.
She’s there to say:
“You’re already healing.
Let’s make it conscious.”
And that’s not just the last phase of the IMC Method™.
That’s the beginning of real freedom.