Andre doesn’t approach this work like someone trying to define everything too quickly. It feels more like someone who has spent a long time watching, listening, and trying to understand something before putting words to it.

Before this, his life was built around structure. Military service, analytical work, and environments where clarity and precision mattered. That way of thinking never left, it just carried into a different kind of work.

Over the years, he worked with people going through experiences they couldn’t easily explain. Not surface-level conversations, but real ones that take time. The kind where you start to notice patterns, not immediately, but gradually, across different people and different situations.

That’s where the framework came from. Not from trying to create something new, but from recognizing something that kept showing up.

There’s also an awareness in his work of how often these experiences are misunderstood. That part isn’t theoretical. It comes from seeing people struggle to find the right language, or being placed into categories that don’t fully fit.

Now, through his work and teaching, he continues building on that same foundation, helping people make sense of what they’re going through without forcing it into something it isn’t.