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Reclaiming the Key – Exclusive Interview with Sylwia Krawczyszyn

  • Writer: Brainz Magazine
    Brainz Magazine
  • 5 days ago
  • 9 min read

Sylwia Krawczyszyn works with people who have tried almost everything, yet still find themselves looping back to the same physical or emotional patterns. Rather than treating symptoms as problems to eliminate, she approaches them as signals that point toward something deeper that hasn’t yet been met.


Her perspective is shaped not only by professional training, but also by her own lived experience of severe chronic illness and years spent searching for answers that actually last.


Her work sits at the intersection of subconscious patterning, embodied awareness, and energy-based modalities. Drawing on Compassion Key®, Quantum-Touch®, and a background that bridges analytical thinking with lived, somatic experience, she helps clients reconnect with their inner technology, an innate capacity for regulation, healing, and choice that was never broken, only muted.


She is not interested in surface-level fixes, bypassing, or outsourcing responsibility to a method or a healer. Instead, she works with awareness, resonance, and readiness.


The focus is not on becoming someone new, but on unlearning long-running imprints, including beliefs, nervous system responses, and identity patterns that quietly shape how life is experienced day after day.


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Sylwia Krawczyszyn, Subconscious Healing Guide


Who is Sylwia Krawczyszyn, and what inspired you to start your self-development journey?


I like to describe myself as a mixture of an archetypal Rebel, Magician, and Artist. I offer guidance in the self-healing process, but I'm also a bit of a computer geek who loves thunderstorms and heavy music, especially progressive metal and hardcore punk. I definitely don't wish to be seen as a guru or even a healer, because I believe the only guru and healer you need is the one already inside you.


The first steps of my self-development journey happened about ten years ago, when I started learning mindfulness and yoga. I found both very helpful for managing stress while entering my professional career in the demanding VFX industry. The deeper dive began a couple of years later when I went through Topical Steroid Withdrawal, and my health declined so dramatically that I was afraid to look in the mirror. I struggled with pain and extreme discomfort for about a year, completely unable to work. This is when I started looking into unconventional ways of healing that produce real results.


I tried numerous different approaches, including diets, detoxes, affirmations, natural remedies, acupuncture, miracle programs, and quantum manifestation. Despite all this effort, my skin continued to be reactive, chronically inflamed, and dry, even several years after the TSW.


Everything changed when I dug deeper and resolved subconscious patterns that were causing the skin issues in the first place. Today I am delighted to say I'm about 95% eczema free. I finally feel comfortable in my body and have stopped worrying about looking "perfect" when being seen by other people. I haven't had major flare-ups for several months now and continue to improve with this work, and that includes other areas of my life, not just my skin.


How would you describe your approach to personal transformation and growth?


I'm all about "Doing It Yourself". I believe I am the only person who truly knows what's best for me. I don't like to rely on external means, be it wellness hacks, hi-tech gadgets, even an organic diet or herbal medicine, because I consider these to mostly address symptoms and not the actual causes of our issues. I'm particularly interested in methods that are practical and easy to use in the mess of everyday life.


Deep down, I've always known that the most advanced technology on Earth is already within us. The fact that science doesn't necessarily understand everything about it doesn't mean we can't use it. Quite the contrary. And I'm definitely one of those people who has experienced this firsthand with my own healing and continues to see it in the incredible shifts my clients report.


What key principles guide your work with clients?


First and foremost, I do not aim to create repeat clients. I would rather give you the fishing rod than a bucket of fish, meaning I’m happiest when you apply what you've realised and learned while working with me on your own, instead of coming back for help every time.


Of course, that being said, I would never leave you without advice or ignore your messages. If you need me, I'm here, even outside of 1:1 session work. It's quite likely I will point you towards the ways you can be of support to yourself, simply because I find this the most beneficial in my own healing.


I also only work with people who are ready to accept full responsibility for their lives. This requires a certain amount of courage and an understanding that we are never truly victims of our circumstances, or enough frustration with the life you're living right now that you're open to such a possibility.


Last but not least, your safety is of great importance to me. If I feel I won't be able to help you, I will recommend someone who is better suited to your needs. I have some really amazing therapists in my network.


How do you help individuals uncover their true potential and unlock lasting change?


It all comes down to contacting what I call our True or Highest Self. This is the unique part of us that is not touched by trauma or limiting beliefs. It holds our greatest potential and knows exactly what we're meant to achieve in this lifetime and what we need to learn to get there.


Lasting change is a direct result of:


  • trusting and allowing this part to lead us, even if what it asks seems scary or illogical, and especially when this doesn't seem available,

  • meeting those other, fragmented aspects of ourselves that keep us stuck in emotional or mental loops. These may be wounded inner children, or even versions of ourselves from different lifetimes that experienced some kind of traumatic event.


Both of these are key elements of my 1:1 subconscious healing sessions.


Can you share an example of a transformation story from your clients that really stands out?


A client came to me feeling completely stuck in life. He worked a job he hated and lived with his parents, who didn't understand him. He had tried rounds of psychotherapy and even taken medication, but didn't feel it was of much help.


During our session, he contacted the part of himself still in his mother's womb, at the exact time when his parents considered abortion. It was truly remarkable to see him offer love and compassion to this little version of himself. I asked him to take this into his everyday life and continue to offer the loving support that this part had needed for so long.


It's mind-blowing how much information our subconscious mind stores. Obviously, this isn't something a person would readily remember. Yet he was able to access this memory, and after the session, he said he felt incredibly light, as if he'd just shed a massive weight he wasn't even aware of.


About a month later, when I asked how he was doing, he was about to move to a big city and start a new life. Even if the session didn't do it all for him, it certainly seems like it unlocked something and gave him the courage to take that step. He was shaken but very excited.


What common challenges do your clients face, and how do you help them overcome them?


Just like me, most of my clients have tried many therapies, workshops, retreats, and techniques, both conventional and alternative. Despite all these efforts, their life remained the same and their problems persisted.


This often shows up as chronic illness or pain, exhaustion even after resting, or being unable to truly rest or sleep. It can also look like feeling stuck in an unsatisfying life, chasing too many passions at once, and never completing anything meaningful. They may feel afraid of being seen or judged by others, or completely stuck in believing they can never heal, conceive, find a partner, or discover their life’s purpose.


More often than not, a major underlying issue is not feeling worthy of love or of living a beautiful, abundant life. The number of things in our lives that stem from unresolved trauma and long-running imprints is staggering. Often, we don’t remember these experiences or see how they relate to our current struggles.


This is the focus of my 1:1 work. I help people safely go deep enough to gently dissolve the roots of what’s stopping them from feeling whole, healthy, joyful, and at ease.


How do you tailor your approach to meet the unique needs of each individual you work with?


My sessions have a certain structure that helps them be precise and effective, but each session relies first and foremost on the information given to me by the client. I use my intuition and certain digging deeper techniques only when the client, or their wounded aspect, is reluctant to share information. Otherwise, the session is led entirely by their own experience and interpretations of subconscious imagery. In this way, each session is unique and will look and feel different every time.


My task is to be neutral and regulated, to listen closely to whatever unfolds in the client's mind's eye, while also making sure they feel safe and remain at a comfortable distance from anything that may be too emotionally overwhelming.


When it comes to booking sessions, I like to first discuss the challenges my client is experiencing. This helps us decide if working together may be a good fit, and whether one session or a package of sessions would be best suited to their situation. It's never one-size-fits-all.


"The Return" package comes with a pre-recorded self-healing meditation that can be used whenever needed, and it also includes a money-back guarantee. If nothing shifts after 2 sessions, I'm happy to refund the full investment.


What role does mindset play in the transformation process, and how do you cultivate it with your clients?


For me, this work produces the greatest shifts when I’m regulated, grounded, and not overly emotionally invested. I cultivate this state through breathing and body awareness practices that I use both in everyday life and during sessions.


It’s similar for my clients. Feeling safe and balanced is essential, which is why subconscious healing sessions always begin with grounding and nervous system regulation. From there, most clients naturally access a calm, spacious state connected to their True Self, which tends to deepen as the session unfolds.


Another key element in this work is self-compassion. While it may sound too simple, it’s one of the most powerful self-healing tools available once people learn how to access it without judgment or force.


What tools or techniques do you use to guide your clients towards their goals?


The main tool I use is Compassion Key®. It shares certain similarities with hypnotic regression. However, it doesn't require hypnosis at all, and personally, I find it much more effective, quicker, and less heavy on the system. It relies on the client's somatic experience, subconscious imagery, and a precise use of specially formulated self-compassion mantras in order to access and dissolve dissonant emotional loops and limiting beliefs.


My secondary tool is Quantum-Touch®. This is an energy healing modality that ensures a coherent and stable frequency field, supporting the client's self-healing mechanisms. I use it during all my Compassion Key® sessions to balance myself and the client, but I also offer it as separate mini sessions for energy boosting, alignment, and restoration. It's especially useful to weave between the deeper, more emotional CK sessions, but also very effective for many acute problems and skeletal misalignments.


I'm officially certified in both of these techniques.


What would you say to someone who feels stuck and unsure of where to begin their personal development journey?


Notice your emotional triggers. What makes you feel sad, angry, frustrated, or fearful? These are great starting points. If you can't sleep, notice what kind of thoughts come to your mind as you're lying in bed. More often than not, things we don't like about other people resonate with certain parts we don't like about ourselves.


Start taking note of these. For example, write them down along with associated emotional states in your private journal. Observe which patterns are especially present in your life.


Try not to run away from or drown out difficult feelings. What you resist, persists. Be curious and always very gentle with yourself. If you catch yourself judging the way you feel, take note of that as well. It may seem contradictory at first, but the more presence and compassion you give to those aspects of your being, the less they're going to run your life.


If you're interested in working with affirmations, you may want to check this guide on how to use them most effectively.


How can potential clients start working with you, and what can they expect from the process?


I currently offer single subconscious healing and energy healing sessions, as well as a package of 8+3 sessions called "The Return", which I briefly mentioned before. You can find more details on this website.


If you're considering booking a package, I will first ask you to attend a free 20-minute Resonance Call, so we can both get to know each other and explore whether this could be the right way forward.


Expect the unexpected. Many sessions are surprising. Most produce unforeseen improvements in my clients' lives, such as loved ones or co-workers behaving differently towards them, or being able to sleep more deeply than ever before. All are great opportunities to create the change you want to see in the world.


This work is definitely not just about you. Whatever you alchemise inside yourself heals in the collective as well. If you feel the call, I would be honoured to hold space for your unique journey.


Reach out via Instagram or email me here with any questions and booking requests.


Follow me on LinkedIn for more info!

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