If you've ever felt like you have too many emotions at once, like you're on an emotional roller coaster, or emotions come out of nowhere—this program can help.
ERBT teaches you to recognize what you're feeling, calm your nervous system, and move through emotions instead of getting stuck in them.
You're exhausted. Your emotions feel too big to manage. You've tried meditation, therapy, apps, books—but nothing sticks.You're not broken. You just haven't learned how to process emotions, only how to survive them.
Emotional Recognition Baseline Therapy is a neuroscience-informed framework that helps you navigate and process emotions in real time.It's not about eliminating difficult emotions. It's about building the capacity to feel them, understand them, and move through them without being consumed.
ERBT is grounded in the Integrated Valence Theory of Safety, Presence, and Joy. Rather than labeling emotions as "good" or "bad," we treat them as information.
Safety: Am I protected enough to be authentic?
Presence: How much usable attention do I have right now?
Joy: Do I feel connected to what matters to me?
When you can answer these questions, you know what you need in the moment.
A simple, four-step practice you can use anytime emotions feel overwhelming:
Sit. Pause and ground yourself.
Breathe. Calm your nervous system.
Think. Engage your awareness.
Feel. Allow emotion without judgment.
Limited spaces available for the February 2026 pilot program.
In-Person or Telehealth
1560 Brookhollow Dr #214, Santa Ana, CA 92705
(714) 386-9171
Cost: Fees to be determined by Norooz Clinic
ERBT is for California residents who:
→ Feel overwhelmed by emotions on a regular basis
→ Experience emotional roller coasters
→ Have tried therapy but feel stuck
→ Need tools to use between sessions
→ Want to understand what they're feeling
→ Need to regulate under pressure
This pilot is conducted in partnership with Norooz Clinic Foundation, a nonprofit mental health organization that has served over 100,000 people since 2012.
All sessions are supervised by licensed therapists with extensive clinical experience.
Media Coverage: Featured in press release January 27, 2026
These are real people. Real situations. Real moments when the JQ system made all the difference.
A major client contract was on the line and Devin knew his job was at risk. He felt frustration toward his team, pressure to perform, and fear of losing the deal. Instead of rushing in reactive, he used the JQ tools to name his emotions and mentally prepare. That shift gave him a new perspective. He walked into the meeting clear and confident. The client stayed.
Breanna was deep in grief after losing her brother. She kept showing up to work but felt numb, defeated, and disconnected. She began using the JQ system and, little by little, started processing her emotions instead of avoiding them. She began to feel again, both the sadness and the joy of remembering him. It didn't fix the pain, but it gave her space to carry it with strength.
Heading into a procedure with a demanding surgeon, Noah and Eli were dreading the tension and pressure ahead. They used their JQ tools before scrubbing in to sort through emotions like anxiety, resentment, and fear. By the time they entered the OR, their energy had shifted. They approached the surgeon with calm focus, and the entire room responded. The operation ran smoother than expected.
Most mornings felt impossible. Morgan found herself overwhelmed, pleading with her kids to cooperate, then grabbing fast food and feeling shame before even getting to work. With the JQ tools, she began checking in with herself before the day began. She showed up more grounded and began helping her children do the same. Their mornings are still busy, but now they're full of connection, healthy breakfasts, and less chaos.
Walter held his memories close for decades, stories of pain, sacrifice, and the loss of his platoon. He rarely spoke about the war, and the emotions had built up over a lifetime. After using the JQ system in a quiet, supportive setting, he shared a story no one had ever heard. That moment opened a door. Over time, he chose to stop numbing and began honoring his own healing.
Provisional Patent: Filed July 2025
Integrated Valence Theory: The SPJ Model
Rethinking Emotional Experience Through Safety → Presence → Joy
Supervised by licensed therapists. Piloted with a clinic that has helped over 100,000 people.
Founded in 2012, Norooz Clinic Foundation is a non-profit mental health organization that has helped over 100,000 people through compassionate, evidence-based care. With a team of licensed psychologists and trained clinical interns, the clinic has delivered 24,000+ therapeutic sessions to the community.
JOYELY is running a pilot program with Norooz Clinic Foundation to bring the JQ system to people who need it most.
Learn more about noroozclinic.com
Services are provided by clinical interns under the supervision of licensed therapists and psychologists and clinical director
Dr. Ehsan Gharadjedaghi
Questions? Contact us at victoria.ojuola@joyely.com | 949-303-5219
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