About
Symmetry Seekers 123 is a trusted educational consultancy dedicated to fostering personal growth and well-being for all ages. We specialize in foundational skill development, with a focus on breath, body, thoughts, and feelings. Our expert guidance helps individuals from pre-schoolers to adults address gaps in their education, paving the way for a more balanced life. By mastering essential life management skills, we empower our clients to cultivate a healthier mindset, achieve greater self-awareness, and embark on a journey of continuous personal growth.
Part of the founders story...
Mr. Carr comes from a military, 1st responder family. His blood line is somewhat famous for being part of the "Filthy 13" during World War II. The ancestral heritage passed down from previous generations created a need for adrenaline. His father, Sergeant Carr, did well to break the cycle of substance abuse and anger. The need for adrenaline caused Mr. Carr to put himself in dangerous situations resulting in head trauma(s) at an early age and culminating with a snow ski event. The quest for understanding and healing the brain started in High School, where he played Football and Rugby. Future concussions and a love for children would propel his education into the special education and psychology field. Everything he has encountered has provided him with life experience beyond what he has learned in textbooks. Mr. Carr has an extensive field of study and teaches from a place of wisdom with a large range of client base. From the cognitively impaired to physically gifted professional athlete and every thing in between, Mr. Carr has become a teacher of teachers. He now finds himself assisting all humans young and not so young. If you want more of his story, go to YouTube and search: "Rugby, Trauma and Healing" Mr. Carr sits down with his HS friend (now psychologist) Ben Murphy for a 2 hour conversation.
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Introspective humans spend a lot of time and energy trying to understand early motivations. This fixation distracts from the immediate decisions we make. The "why" is a mystery in the moment and is reserved for reflection.
-Mr. Carr