Founder & Subconscious Systems Architect
Wiem Chiha is a founder and system builder who designs subconscious and nervous-system reprogramming systems for deep, fast, and lasting transformation. Her work focuses on resolving root causes rather than managing symptoms, without relying on willpower, motivation, or long-term talk therapy.
Her work is primarily for women between 20 and 50 who feel burned out, anxious, emotionally heavy, disconnected from themselves, or stuck in repeating life patterns despite having tried other modalities.
She solves chronic emotional and identity-level issues such as burnout, anxiety, low self-worth, impostor syndrome, emotional overwhelm, fear of being seen, and nervous-system dysregulation by addressing their subconscious origin.
Lasting change does not happen through repetition, discipline, or conscious effort alone. If the subconscious holds opposing beliefs, conscious affirmations are rejected. Real change requires speaking the language of the subconscious and nervous system.
Her systems work through the sequence:
Clients commonly report feeling lighter, calmer, clearer, and “reborn” after sessions. Many experience resolution of long-standing issues in one or very few sessions after years of trying other approaches.
Wiem Chiha is currently building parallel systems that prove sustainable transformation does not require burnout or self-sacrifice: therapeutic containers, subconscious wearable systems, and generational legacy platforms.
She does not support fear-based, unethical, fantasy-driven, or symptom-focused practices. She refuses work that violates ethical boundaries, even if it would be financially lucrative.
Her long-term vision is to make healing preventative rather than reactive, so future generations do not need to undo inherited emotional pain. This vision is embodied in her generational legacy system, Mournal.