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Ramon Ferraz shares his personal journey of overcoming childhood trauma and self-doubt through TRG (Generative Reprocessing Technique). He describes how the technique transformed his life and career, allowing him to help hundreds of clients, with 90% of them having experienced abuse.
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Ramon recounts alleged abuse in childhood and how his mother's protective gaze made him feel trapped, hindering him throughout his life.
After reprocessing his own trauma, Ramon now attracts many clients who were sexually abused. He states that 90 out of 100 clients were abused as children.
Initially seeking a certificate for coaching and team training, Ramon found TRG and realized it was more than a credential—it became a transformative tool for helping people.
Ramon struggled with lack of confidence and constantly gave up on his potential. Through therapy and self-reprocessing, he broke through barriers that held him back.
Ramon transitioned from being known as a coach to a therapist. He now receives recognition in public, feeling fulfilled and confident in his work.
If he could speak to his younger self, Ramon would say: 'Don't give up. Believe in your potential. You will succeed.' He advises persisting through hardships.
Ramon expresses gratitude to God and to those who helped him. He emphasizes that his success is shared with everyone who supported him in transforming lives.
Ramon's story demonstrates how TRG enabled him to reprocess deep childhood trauma, overcome self-doubt, and build a fulfilling career helping others heal from similar experiences.
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What percentage of Ramon's clients were abused as children?
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What percentage of Ramon's clients were abused as children?
90 out of 100 (90%).
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What technique did Ramon use to overcome his trauma?
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What technique did Ramon use to overcome his trauma?
TRG (Generative Reprocessing Technique).
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What advice would Ramon give to his younger self?
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What advice would Ramon give to his younger self?
Don't give up, believe in your potential, you will succeed.
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💡 Key Takeaways
90% Abuse Statistic
Highlights the prevalence of childhood abuse among clients and how personal healing attracts similar cases.
01:15TRG Beyond a Certificate
Shows the shift from seeking credentials to finding a transformative method for helping others.
02:02Public Recognition as a Therapist
Demonstrates the personal and professional validation Ramon achieved through his work.
05:11Message to Younger Self
Powerful advice encapsulating the core lesson of perseverance and self-belief.
06:23Full Transcript
[00:02] years of college, to start caring for someone, and today, through this technique, which is surreal, look what you've managed to do, right? To transform do, right? To transform lives and through you, give us this
[00:20] your life, of my life? Look, the worst movie of my life, without a doubt, was in my childhood when I had some,
[00:32] some alleged abuses, you know, a little rub here and there, but when I grew up, my mother was always watching me because my sister had been abused. Today I know this, but it 's not because I didn't know, so it gave the
[00:47] she wanted to see something, but I felt very trapped, you know? So automatically that started to consume me inside, but I didn't understand that it was just a protective look, but that hindered me a lot throughout my
[01:01] hindered me a lot throughout my life, you know? But that period of mine was a very sad period. Yes, today it doesn't hurt anymore because I've reprocessed it several times, and incredibly, that's what I attract
[01:15] today. Today I attract many cases that I deal with of people who are sexually abused, you know? A specific case I'm dealing with involves the abuser himself, who abused his own wife's daughter. I'm currently in my third session with him; next
[01:29] week I'm going into my fourth. It 's a more specific case, as I've come back to this a lot. So today, out of every 100 clients I see, today, out of every 100 clients I see, 90 were abused as children, except for
[01:44] this case where he is the abuser himself, who is undergoing who is undergoing
[01:59] I was already doing mentoring, coaching, and team training. I always trained teams, so I wanted a certificate. I didn't understand TRG as something grand at first, and I was looking for a certificate
[02:13] to present to companies that I needed at that moment. That's when some people, Ramon, didn't know about TRG, and you can get a certificate in a year. In the beginning, I went after the certificate when I started studying
[02:28] TRG. Then I said, "No, it's not just the certificate anymore; it's something beyond the certificate." Because before TRG, today I have 24,000 people on Instagram, and I have a group of almost 400 people on WhatsApp. So always... She would say things like, "Good
[02:44] morning, let's get up," you know, to lift people's spirits, and when TRG came along, it wasn't just a "good morning" anymore, it was just treatment. And from there, it just kept treatment. And from there, it just kept expanding. And today, I'm
[02:58] 100% grateful. It's because my city is really in the countryside, and we hadn't heard of TRG until then. It appeared through internet marketing, and it was something I could do, like I've always liked taking care of people. So at that
[03:14] moment, it came without me even having done any treatment or consultation. My city only got to know TRG through me, in my city. But until then,
[03:29] because we knew about psychoanalysts, so we were looking for training to be able to connect with people. But until then, we did n't
[03:41] know about them. Without a doubt, I always believed in my potential, but I had a great lack of confidence. great lack of confidence. I knew I could do it, but it
[03:55] Several times I got close and gave up, and when I discovered therapy... I started to reprocess myself. I began to notice aspects of myself that were preventing me from moving forward, that made me doubt my own potential, whether it was
[04:10] issues of abuse or that critical gaze since I was little. So, always seeking the approval of others. When I was younger, love with except me. So, the feeling I had was that when it was
[04:25] my turn, someone would always come along and take it. So I grew up with this feeling that someone would always get ahead of me. Because of that, I always went back, back again. And when I
[04:38] I started to take care of myself. When I started taking care of myself, it seemed like something just kept attracting more people, attracting companies, attracting more training, attracting clients, attracting people. So I realized that what
[04:53] was inside me, therapy managed to break through that barrier and bring it out, which is always in this segment of helping is always in this segment of helping people. So it had a huge impact.
[05:11] Without a doubt, Ramon was previously known as the Coach, the one who always gave training. It used to be a word, but today, being difficult. On my Instagram, I post anything about coaching, but I post
[05:27] treated. You walk down the street and you have no idea what you're doing to me. The other day I went to a restaurant for lunch and out of nowhere someone put their hand on mine and said, "Come here, I'm your fan!" Look what we
[05:41] do! That sparked something in me, and it sparked the name. Until then, I didn't have formal training; I had a talent for caring for people, but I didn't have it. So, the relationship for people, but I didn't have it. So, the relationship changed
[05:56] 100%. Today I feel fulfilled. Without a doubt, fulfilled, confident, firm. asks what your training is, what you do, and you can say that you're a therapist, that you're known. Even today, at this event here, my Instagram is
[06:10] full of messages congratulating me. That's right! So it's a great recognition that leaves us ecstatic, very very happy. What would you say to a young Ramon? "
[06:23] happy. What would you say to a young Ramon? " him, if I looked back, "Don't give up. Don't believe in your potential. You will succeed." Because many times that Ramon... The child was just
[06:38] there laughing all the time, hugging everyone, but when he looked inside himself, he didn't believe it so much. So I would tell him, don't give up, go one more time, try again, you will succeed. I needed to leave my city for
[06:51] Espírito Santo to learn a lot there, to learn the hard way, and then return to my city. That's when I met TRG. So, look at all the things I would advise Ramon back then so he would n't have had to go through so much,
[07:05] right? So, without a doubt, I would say, I would message of gratitude, without a doubt the word is gratitude. First to God and then to him, right? For everything he has done and
[07:22] is providing for me. It was almost impossible before, 5 years of college to start taking care of someone, and today, through this technique, which is surreal, look what you have managed to do, to transform lives and through you
[07:38] give us this opportunity. So, when you talk about Ramon's success, when you talk about Ramon growing, Ramon is serving many people today, it's not just Ramon, you are part of this process, of this greatness, along with Ramon.