Somatic Coaching for Women Navigating Perfectionism, Tension and Life Transitions
If you’re tired of overthinking, second-guessing, or carrying constant tension, somatic coaching can help. Whether you’ve moved abroad, shifted careers, or reached a point where pushing harder no longer works, your body holds the signals you need for what comes next.
Through nervous system work, emotional regulation, and embodiment practices, I help women release perfectionism and survival patterns so they can speak up, make decisions with confidence, and lead without burning out.
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1:1 Somatic Coaching Program
This 3-month somatic coaching program supports women in transition, whether personal, professional, or geographic, who are ready to stop living in tension and perfectionism.
Together, we’ll work with your nervous system patterns, release the energy that keeps you stuck, and practice somatic tools that help you:
Speak up without freezing.
Make decisions without spiraling into overthinking.
Lead and live in ways that no longer drain your body.
1:1 Single Support Session for Clarity
Ideal to gain immediate clarity on a specific issue or decision.
A focused session to explore your current challenge, identify obstacles, and develop actionable strategies to move forward.
A 75-minute coaching session.
Not Sure Where to Start? Let’s Talk.
Book a free 30-minute call to explore your current needs and see which option is the best fit.
What is Embodiment?
Embodiment is the process of reconnecting with your body to access its wisdom. It requires awareness of physical sensations, movements, and emotions, as well as their impact on thoughts and actions. By tuning into these experiences, you can identify subconscious patterns and make intentional changes that align with your true self.
Why Embodiment Works: The Role of Neuroplasticity
Our brains have the remarkable ability to reorganize and form new neural connections throughout life—a phenomenon known as neuroplasticity. By engaging in embodiment practices, we can use this adaptability to create lasting change.
Studies have shown that certain movement-based practices can increase cognitive flexibility and the ability to generate diverse ideas, highlighting the brain's capacity to adapt and grow in response to embodied experiences.
In essence, by practicing new, embodied ways of thinking, feeling, and moving, you can rewire your brain to support more empowering behaviors and responses, leading to sustainable personal and professional growth.
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