You abandoned yourself to be loved. And it worked — until it didn't.
I help those who lost themselves trying to survive finally find out who they actually are.
Here you will find the passion of lived experience in healing relational trauma and mother wounds help others rediscover themselves.
Does this sound Familiar?
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You’ve learned to adapt in order to stay connected — people-pleasing, over-giving, or putting others’ needs before your own. Over time, this can leave you feeling disconnected from who you are, unsure of your needs, and constantly looking outward for direction or validation.
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Your body feels on edge, like it can’t fully relax. Even when things are “fine,” there’s a background sense of stress, anxiety, tension, or unease. It’s as if your nervous system is always scanning, bracing, or preparing for something.
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You notice how easily you take on other people’s emotions, you feel so much — and you are trying to manage, fix, or soften things so connection isn’t lost. Boundaries can feel confusing or unsafe, and saying no may bring guilt, fear, or discomfort.
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When things become too much, you might feel yourself shut down, freeze, or disconnect. At other times, emotions can feel intense and hard to manage. You’ve found ways to cope — overthinking, staying busy, or distracting yourself — but something still feels unresolved underneath.
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You may have felt unseen, unheard, or emotionally alone growing up. Now, you might notice patterns of anxious attachment, overthinking, or a lingering sense that something is missing — even if life looks “okay” on the outside.
You’ve tried different ways to feel better, (my go to was wine) yet something still feels stuck — like your body hasn’t caught up with what you know logically.
You've read the books. You've done the therapy. You've tried to think your way out of it.
And you're still waking up at 3am with that same feeling. That low, heavy hum that something is just... off.
Maybe you can't name it. Maybe you've been naming it your whole life and nothing has shifted.
Maybe you're exhausted from carrying everyone else while quietly falling apart. Maybe you've spent so long being who everyone needed you to be that you genuinely don't know who you are underneath all of that.
Maybe you keep ending up in the same kinds of relationships. The same patterns. The same hurt. And you've started to wonder — what if this is just who I am?
It's not.
I promise you — it's not.
Here is what nobody told you…
Everything you've been doing — the people-pleasing, the overthinking, the choosing people who don't choose you back, the exhaustion, the anxiety, the feeling that you're never enough — none of it is a character flaw.
It's a survival strategy.
Your nervous system learned, very early on, that the way to stay safe was to make yourself small. Loveable. Useful. Needed. To put yourself last, and hope that was enough to make people stay.
And it worked. You survived.
But you're not a child anymore. And those strategies — the ones that kept you safe then — are running your life now in ways you didn't choose and don't want.
That's what we work with together.
Not your symptoms. Not your labels. Not a list of things that are "wrong" with you.
The root. The place where this all began. The part of you that learned it wasn't safe to be yourself.
And we work with it through the body — because that's where it lives.
You grew up feeling like love was conditional — like you had to earn it, perform for it, or be perfect to deserve it
You're the one who holds everyone else together while quietly feeling like you're falling apart
You've been told you're "too sensitive," "too much," or "too needy" — and some part of you believed it
You keep ending up in relationships that leave you feeling unseen, unheard, or alone
You were the parentified child — the one who took care of everyone else's feelings while yours went unnoticed
You've been diagnosed with CPTSD, ADHD, anxiety, depression, or RSD — and you know there's something deeper underneath the diagnoses
You don't trust yourself. Your gut. Your decisions. Your own feelings.
You ache for connection but when you get close to people, something always goes wrong
You're tired of surviving. You want to actually live.
This is for you if…
How we actually do this….
Hi I’m Kristin, and for 35 years I walked your path, for a long while a didn’t even understand that I had lost my sense of self, and we’ll long story short, I found me and boy is she better than I could have ever I’m imagined! From having lived int he deep depths of despair, repair and safety felt like it just wasn’t possible for me….until it was. And it was then I realised that I had to pivot a career in Film and TV to helping others like I have been. I’m a certified Embodied Processing Practitioner and Trauma-Informed Coach, trained at The Centre for Healing.
Embodied Processing is a bottom-up approach to healing — which means we work with your nervous system and your body, not just your thoughts.
Because here's the thing: you can't think your way out of this. You've already tried that. What's needed is something that goes deeper than the mind — into the places in your body where these old patterns actually live.
Together, we find those places. We work with them gently, at your pace in a trauma informed safe space. And over time, the beliefs that formed when you were just trying to survive — I'm not enough. I'm too much. I can't trust myself. I don’t deserve it. Love has to be earned — they start to shift.
Not because I told you to think differently.
Because your nervous system finally got to do what it never could when you were a child.
Feel safe enough to be you.
Ways we can work together…
Single Embodied Processing Sessions
One 60- 90 minute sessions. Your starting point, or your ongoing support between deeper work.
Please note: This work is not designed to be something you need to do forever. Your healing is not about endlessly fixing yourself — it’s about creating the safety, awareness, and deep self connection needed to move through life differently.
Five sessions are generally a minimal recommendation to support foundational shifts. Once those foundations are established, you may find that this work becomes something you return to during certain seasons of life, transitions, or moments when deeper support is needed — not because you are broken, but because you are continuing to live life, which is growth and evolution.
How this work may help in your healing journey…
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You may have grown up feeling unseen, unheard, or emotionally alone — even if everything looked “fine” from the outside.
This can shape how safe it feels to have needs, express emotions, or rely on others.
Together, we gently explore how these early experiences live in your body, and begin building a deeper sense of safety, self-trust, and connection. -
You might notice patterns like people-pleasing, anxious attachment, over-giving, or difficulty with boundaries.
These are often nervous system responses shaped by early relationships.
This work supports you to recognise these patterns and begin responding from a place of safety, trust steadiness rather than survival.
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You may feel constantly on edge, easily overwhelmed, or like your system never fully settles.
Or you might swing the other way — feeling flat, shut down, or disconnected.
Together, we build your body’s capacity to feel safer, more grounded, and more able to stay present with life — without tipping into overwhelm or shutdown.
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Your experience might move between anxiety, emotional intensity, and moments of complete shutdown.
We work gently with these responses in the body, helping you stay present with what you feel — without needing to avoid, suppress, or push through it.
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You may spend a lot of time in your head — analysing, overthinking, or second-guessing yourself.
It can feel hard to know what you feel, what you need, or what’s right for you.
This work supports you to reconnect with your body, your inner signals, and your sense of self.
You’ve tried different ways to feel better, (my go to was wine) yet something still feels stuck — like your body hasn’t caught up with what you know logically.
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Overworking, overthinking, staying busy, or using coping behaviours to get through can all be ways your system has learned to manage stress or disconnection.
Rather than trying to “fix” these, we understand what they’ve been protecting — and support your system to find new ways of feeling safe and connected.
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