THEY CAGE THE
ANIMALS AT NIGHT
What happens when who you are in public doesn’t match who you are in private?
Many individuals carry the weight of maintaining appearances while navigating unseen struggles—leading to disconnection, burnout, and identity conflict.
In this powerful session, Tania “Auntie” Irwin explores the tension between external success and internal reality. Through her IPS framework, she unpacks how trauma, identity, and internal narratives shape behavior—long after circumstances have changed.
Participants are guided through the process of identifying the “cages” they’ve internalized and reframing the stories that keep them there.
Because freedom isn’t just physical—it’s psychological.
Participants will:
Understand the components of their Internal Processing System (IPS)
Identify internalized narratives that influence current behaviors
Differentiate between healthy and unhealthy processing patterns
Reframe a limiting story to support more aligned outcomes
Ideal for:
Identity & Culture, Leadership, Mental Health, Trauma Recovery, Personal Growth, Resilience