Calm sleep
A long, even accompaniment as part of an evening ritual — you may not hear the ending, and that is fine. For falling asleep and for waking in the night.
Guided self-hypnosis and relaxation recordings in Russian — grouped by task: sleep and calm evenings, confidence and boundaries, relationships and family. Recordings are in Russian; if you'd like to be notified when English versions appear, write to me.

For when it's hard to end the day and fall asleep. Start with “Calm sleep”, with shorter evening practices alongside it.
A long, even accompaniment as part of an evening ritual — you may not hear the ending, and that is fine. For falling asleep and for waking in the night.
A short evening practice for the state where the body has stopped but the head is still at work.
Not for: insomnia that has lasted for months — see a doctor first.
For evenings when everything has piled up and there is no room left to choose what to deal with first.
For when it's hard to rely on yourself, to say no, or to recover. Start with “Steady ground”.
About the sense of ground under your feet: what it rests on and how to come back to it when it slips.
For those for whom a refusal costs a day of guilt afterwards.
For the inner voice that comments on everything you do and never approves of any of it.
For a long stretch of tiredness that a weekend no longer touches.
Not for: months of exhaustion with physical symptoms — see a doctor first.
For when the conversation at home goes in circles, or a child is anxious. Start with “Warmer with each other”.
For a couple who have grown distant in the everyday and want to find the way back to contact.
Not for: an acute conflict involving threats — book a session first.
For children aged 7 and over and teenagers who feel anxious before school: simple images and breathing. The youngest should listen together with a parent.
Not for: children under 7.
For couples who need to discuss a difficult subject without returning to the familiar circle of accusations. Inside: how to prepare for the conversation and how to hold it.
About boundaries, feelings and conversations that don't turn into an interrogation or a lecture. Inside: a clear shape for a dialogue, with examples.

Write what you would like to change — sleep, tension, a conversation at home — and I'll say which recording that is, or whether a session would serve you better.