Carmen Sauciuc

Carmen Sauciuc is the creator of Feelfulness®—Meta-Conscious Design in Therapeutic Methodologies, the system for generating, stabilizing, and transmitting States of Being with symbolic precision and therapeutic resonance. Carmen’s work bridges the realms of psychology, hypnotherapy, alchemy, and shamanism, all anchored in contemporary neuroscience, offering groundbreaking methods for the recalibration of The Self.  Her work provides the structure and language necessary for internal design—not through concept, but through repetition, resonance, and symbolic integration.

Carmen’s methodology is deeply inspired by Carl Jung’s collective unconscious and inner alchemy, Milton Erickson’s solution-focused hypnotherapy, William James’ functional psychology, Antonio Damasio's neuroscience of emotions, Martin Seligman’s positive psychology, and David Hawkins’ evolution  of consciousness. Their insights are not merely cited, but recontextualized within a living framework that brings emotional-feeling intelligence into form.

She is internationally certified as a hypnotherapist and hypnosis instructor, with formal credentials from the American Board of Hypnotherapy, the International Association of Counselors and Therapists and the International Certification Board of Coaches and Hypnotists.

But Carmen’s deepest authority does not come from certification—it comes from transmission. She does not teach Transferring Consciousness as a technique. She transfer's it.

Her work demonstrates that healing does not emerge from analysis or advice—but from embodying States of Being that reorganize other states. Clients do not shift because they are told how. They shift when they experience coherence, stability, and resonant clarity emanating from the practitioner’s own internal architecture.

In her trainings, Carmen guides practitioners to move beyond intervention—to become the medicine.
Not by adopting roles, but by embodying resonance. Not by modeling behavior, but by radiating structure.
Feelfulness® is not performance. It is presence.
Not influence, but Architecture. Not technique, but Transmission.

This is Carmen’s life work—and she lives it.