Katarzyna 'Kasia' Dodd

Katarzyna Dodd is a European-licensed psychologist, therapist, and author with decades of experience in emotional healing and personal transformation. She is the creator of the Inner Parent Theory—a groundbreaking framework that introduces the missing piece in the widely known Inner Child narrative. Her approach reframes healing as the development of the Inner Parent: a conscious, guiding structure that supports clarity, emotional safety, and deep integration.

Katarzyna also developed the Inherence® Process, a transformative method born from years of work in expanded states of awareness. It helps individuals reconnect with their deep Self and embody greater resilience, presence, and coherence. In 2006, she introduced Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) to Poland, significantly influencing its integration into therapeutic practice.

Born and raised in Kraków, Poland, Katarzyna lived in the United States for over two decades before relocating to the Indian Ocean coast of Africa, where she continues to write, teach, and explore the inner architecture of human transformation.

Her first book, You Are the Dream of the Universe, guides readers through the emotional dynamics between the Inner Parent and Inner Child.

Her second book, The Chameleon’s Game, explores the hidden architecture of relationships with covert narcissists, exposing the emotional cycles that undermine self-trust and create confusion. It’s both a revelation and a roadmap to reclaiming personal power.

“When I was eight, I already knew why I had come to Earth. That summer, I got sick and spent two weeks in a children’s hospital. As I was leaving with my mom, I stopped in the parking lot, looked back, and said to her: “One day I’ll come back here and help everyone inside get better.” Everything I’ve done and chosen since then has supported that purpose. The results have been astonishing — and there’s still more to discover and share.”

“Nothing fascinates me more than exploring and expanding self-awareness. I see it everywhere — in my relationships, at work, in nature, in moments of change, in other people, and even in washing dishes or pulling weeds in the garden. This phenomenon never ceases to amaze me.”