4 MONTHS OF 1:1 COACHING FOR SMART, EMPATHETIC WOMEN READY TO UNTANGLE FROM DRAINING, TOXIC DYNAMICS SO THEY CAN ATTRACT SECURE, HEALTHY LOVE & RELATIONSHIPS
Are you ready to stop over-giving, say goodbye to toxicity and jump off the merri-go-round for good so you can attract soul-stirring love that's safe AND sexy?!
You’re the “therapy friend” - You're the one people text when they're spiralling or need to vent (often at an inconvenient time). You abandon rest and pause plans because "they need you", even when you don't have the capacity to hold them.
You over-explain, over-justify or soften the truth so you don't upset them - You rewrite messages multiple times so you don’t sound 'too harsh' or 'selfish', adding disclaimers like “No worries at all, I get it!” - even when it does bother you. You avoid being honest because you don’t want to hurt or disappoint them and walk on eggshells so you don't destabilise them.
You manage their mood swings - If someone's upset, distant or passive-aggressive, you immediately scan your memory for what you 'did wrong' and step in to fix misunderstandings, smooth tension, or mediate - even when it's not your job and you've done nothing wrong.
You give more than you receive - You show up consistently, remember important dates, send flowers if they're feeling blue... but rarely feel met with the same care. You minimise this imbalance by saying “They’re just going through a lot” and hesitate to ask for reciprocal support because you don’t want to be an extra burden.
You stay in friendships longer than feels good - You maintain connections that feel one-sided or draining because you worry about what would happen if you pulled back, and tell yourself leaving would make you selfish, cold, or disloyal - so instead you keep hoping things will eventually balance out (but they never do).
You shape-shift to maintain closeness - You adjust your needs, preferences or pace to match your partner’s, even when it feels off; you say "it's fine" when it isn't because you don't want to rock the boat; you pride yourself on being a "chill, easy partner", but feel secretly unseen and dissatisfied.
You put in most of the work, while hoping they’ll finally meet you halfway - You're the one to initiate conversations, plans, emotional check-ins and repairs after conflict. You carry the emotional labour, over-empathise and accommodate their needs - often without reciprocity. You wait for them to notice your effort and step up… but they rarely do.
You interpret inconsistency as something you need to fix - When they pull away, become distant, or hot-and-cold, you assume it’s about you, so you work harder to be more supportive, attractive, understanding, or patient - constantly analysing texts, tone, timing and body language for clues about what he's thinking and feeling.
You minimise your needs to avoid being “too much” - you hesitate to ask for reassurance, consistency, or commitment because you don’t want to seem 'needy'; you override your intuition when something doesn’t feel right and shame yourself into thinking you should be “more secure by now.”
You stay because you see their potential, not because you feel nourished - you focus on who they could be if things improved; you rationalise red flags because of 'what they've been through', not realising that overcompensating with compassion and understanding is actually enabling their ongoing behaviour.
You're a thoughtful, empathetic woman who's highly-attuned to other people's needs, energy and emotions - but connection has become something you manage instead of something that supports and nourishes you.
You're tired of over-giving. You're tired of feeling unmet. You're tired of relationships that suck the living life out of you.
Reciprocity and mutual support - friendships where people initiate, follow up, and show care, instead of you always being the one who remembers, checks in, and holds it all together.
To be able to say "no" - without spiralling into guilt, replaying the conversation for days, or worrying they'll be mad at you.
To tell the truth in the moment - without stumbling, appeasing, or drafting a message five times, adding “it’s totally fine if not!!” when it’s actually not.
To feel considered and supported - without needing to reach breaking point before anyone notices you’re struggling.
To feel relaxed and at ease around people - instead of subtly tracking their mood, energy, or needs the entire time to maintain a happy atmosphere.
To give help, time, or emotional support because you genuinely want to - not because you’re afraid of disappointing, being judged, or losing the relationship.
To attract an emotionally available partner who leans in during tension or conflict - instead of pulling away, shutting down, or using distance and silence to punish.
To experience secure, healthy love - without needing to analyse every text, Google attachment styles at 2am, or 'fix' yourself to deserve it.
To feel chosen and prioritised - instead of guessing where you stand or waiting for consistency that never quite arrives.
To confidently express your needs, desires or concerns - without immediately judging or shaming yourself for being 'needy', 'emotional', or 'too much'.
To relax into dating / your relationship - without monitoring your behaviour, tone, or emotions in fear he'll pull away.
To receive effort, presence and care - instead of having to hint, ask repeatedly, or emotionally over-invest to get crumbs.
You try to communicate better - attempt to master Non-Violent Communication, google 'how to communicate honestly without my partner getting defensive', learn to articulate your feelings more clearly - and wonder why none of it's helping.
You consume more information on relationships - highlight entire paragraphs in 'Attached', save 50+ instagram posts on 'avoidant behaviour', listen to 100s of relationship podcasts in your free time, thinking 'more knowledge' will help you crack the code and fix your relationship.
You work on being more patient, understanding and self-aware - you tell yourself you just need to be calmer, more compassionate or more 'evolved' to support him properly because “he’s stressed… he’s busy… he’s overwhelmed".
You swing between over-giving and pulling away - unsure how to stay connected without draining yourself.
You tell yourself to lower your expectations - to be grateful and accept that "all relationships are hard work”.
You try to fix the dynamic by fixing yourself - assuming if you were more healed, less sensitive, less triggered, or more secure, he wouldn't withdraw or get defensive when you show emotion.
You romanticise the connection - believing he's your 'soulmate' or 'twin flame' because your chemistry is off-the-charts and "he's never opened up to anyone like this before!" - which sucks you back into exhausting hot-cold cycles.
Your relationships are important - you value connection above anything, and will always put in the effort to sustain and strengthen them. But oftentimes, it feels like you're taking more of the fair share of responsibility when it comes to keeping the relationship going. Your relationship(s) feel painfully imbalanced, creating frustration, exhaustion and resentment.
Whilst it seems logical to accumulate more awareness (of yourself, of him, of attachment styles) so you can fix the problems you're experiencing - awareness without embodiment only serves to create more suffering, and costs us an immense amount of psychic energy, siphoning our life force and diminishing our aliveness. Ever wonder why you feel so drained after a therapy session? Your mind is in overdrive, and your body's being neglected.
Secure, healthy, thriving relationships are built from the inside out - through embodied self-trust, nervous system safety, and the ability to stay connected to yourself and your body (no matter how uncomfortable) while in relationship with others.
This is what attracts secure, healthy, thriving love.
You don't need more books on attachment, more communication techniques or tips on using a calmer tone (you know all of that already) - you need to somatically heal your attachment injuries and re-calibrate your nervous system to attract the type of love that feels emotionally safe, nourishing and enlivening.
If you mistake intensity for intimacy, chaos for chemistry or lust for love and feel exhausted from the emotional whiplash that follows, here's a path forward...
Self-trust can take a real knock after experiencing toxic dynamics. That's why the first step is learning how to trust yourself again in love. Instead of overthinking texts, diagnosing attachment styles or wondering if you've done something wrong, you'll learn to get out of your spiralling head and into the wisdom of your body. Does this connection feel open, calm, and expansive, or tight and subtly constricting? Do you feel like yourself, or like you’re performing to keep someone interested? You’ll learn to notice bodily cues in real time - especially in moments where you usually freeze, people-please, or over-give. Rather than overriding your instincts to keep the peace or the connection, you’ll learn how to pause, listen, and respond in ways that feel clear, honest, and self-respecting. No more second guessing yourself, questioning your sanity or walking on eggshells - trusting yourself and your decisions will become something you feel deep inside your bones.
As your self-trust deepens, you’ll build a deep sense of safety within yourself. You'll no longer hunt for reassurance from emotionally unavailable partners, and instead you’ll learn how to soothe your own nervous system, stay present during uncertainty or intimacy, and ride emotional waves without collapsing, people-pleasing, or abandoning yourself. You'll request boundaries that used to scare you with ease, and make decisions about your relationship without worrying how the future will pan out. You'll feel grounded, steady and empowered with yourself and around others - even when old patterns try to pull you back in.
This is where the cycle finally changes. Instead of slipping into anxious over-giving or taking responsibility for other people’s feelings when a familiar trigger arises (your partner withdraws, his mood shifts, or he's inconsistent) you'll be able to slow down and respond with integrity and self-respect. You'll heal attachment injuries that used to pull you towards inconsistent, emotionally unavailable or unpredictable partners, and instead of unconsciously recreating familiar pain, you'll form a new internal blueprint for love. As this shift happens, your attraction will change naturally. You’ll find yourself turned off by mixed signals and turned on by consistency, clarity, and mutual effort. Calm won’t feel like something's missing; it'll feel deeply nourishing. Safety won't feel boring; it'll feel sexy! When your inner wiring changes, you become a match for a completely different kind of relationship.
The final phase is about embodying this work so it becomes your new normal - not something you have to think about or manage. You’ll learn how to consistently refill your own energy instead of running on empty, over-giving, or pouring into connections that don’t pour back. Through simple, intentional practices, you’ll cultivate aliveness, pleasure, and vitality as a way of being - not something that's dependent on a partner. This isn’t about forcing “high vibes”. It’s about energetic integrity - making sure your inner world actually supports the kind of love and relationships you want to experience. From this place, love stops feeling like something you chase or perform for. Relationships become a natural extension of who you are: grounded, connected, secure, radiant, fully revived and alive in your body!
These pathologised catch-phrases imply that you're not smart, strong or disciplined enough - that there's something 'wrong' with you which is why you keep attracting toxic dynamics or unavailable men.
For the love of the Goddess, there is nothing wrong with you!
You are lovable! You are strong! You are smart! The irony is, you're actually smarter and more attuned than most people around you. This work isn't about transforming you into someone different. It's about healing the years (and sometimes generations) of attachment wounds, nervous system dysregulation and survival instincts that pull you into toxic dynamics, so you can come home to the confident, worthy woman you already are - and have always been.
8 x 60 minute coaching calls via zoom
To safely explore and excavate your unconscious patterns keeping you stuck on the same ol’ merri-go-round. You can expect to work in-session with a number of methods and techniques including: CBT, subconscious reprogramming, inner child work, shadow work, parts work, somatic experiencing, nervous system regulation, emotional management techniques and embodiment practices.
Ongoing support
Direct and personalised support via email and/or WhatsApp 5 days a week (Mon-Fri), between the hours of 10am - 5pm. Whether you're having a 'wobble' or celebrating a 'win', I will be on call to support you through your process and help you to integrate your learnings from our sessions so you can apply them in real life scenarios. Expect to receive bespoke exercises, tasks, tools, journal prompts, rituals and methods to support your process.
Regular check in's
Choosing to invest in yourself and dive deep into your inner world for the sake of your relational health is not for the faint of hearted. It takes courage and commitment. I am not your 'mummy' or your 'guru', but rather a 'guide' supporting you in continually coming home to YOURSELF, so you can make aligned decisions and take empowered action from this place. I will regularly check-in with you, lovingly challenge you and fully support you on your journey.
My 8-week self-paced course including a living library of somatic meditations and embodiment practices to help you re-connect with your body, unlock your sensual pleasure and awaken your joy!
Usually £444 but FREE for private clients.
Your phone lights up while you're in line for a coffee. It's him. "Still on for Thursday at 7? I made a reservation." You don't feel a jolt of adrenaline when you see his name, you don't think about the length of time since you last heard from him. You smile and reply "Sounds good" and put your phone back in your bag without checking it again.
You're sitting on the sofa together watching a movie when he reaches over and tucks an arm around your shoulder. You don't feel tense, uncomfortable, or like you want to pull away - instead you feel your shoulders drop and your chest soften. You lean into him without thinking, feeling relaxed in closeness and intimacy.
When insecurity surfaces, you don’t spiral or abandon yourself. You pause. You place a hand on your body. You breathe. You remind yourself you’re safe before reaching outward. Your worth stays anchored inside you, no matter what.
You share a fear with your partner and instead of getting defensive, he leans in with presence, care and curiosity. He asks follow-up questions, comes closer and says "I'm really glad you told me". You notice how light you feel. Sharing honestly feels easy and peaceful.
You're making dinner one evening and notice a faint sense of distance between you and your partner. Instead of pushing it down and allowing resentment to build, you causally say "I'd love to check in a little more to feel connected". He looks up and says "okay - what would that look like for you?" You make an agreement, kiss and continue making dinner. The moment passes without drama.
You're lying in bed on a Sunday morning, half awake, your partner's arm loosely draped across your waist. Your mind isn't wandering to another relationship or fantasising about a different scenario. There's no low-grade restlessness whispering 'something is missing'. This normal Sunday-morning moment doesn't feel thrilling or dull - it feels full. You feel content, happy and deeply satisfied.
As the connection grows between you and your partner, steadiness feels sexy! Sensation amplifies through your body and pleasure lingers longer than it used to. You realise this level of intimacy doesn't spike and crash - it builds. Safety, security and predictability turn you ON, not off.
Leaving dinner with friends, you’re not mentally replaying the conversation or wincing at things you said. You feel relaxed, expanded and nourished. Once you're home, you realise you’re not depleted, but have energy to read a few pages, tidy the kitchen, maybe even text someone back! You fall into bed feeling full, not spent.
When a friend asks if you're still good for Friday, you take a breath and say, “I actually need a quiet night. Could we move it to Sunday?” You wait for the ripple that used to come next. It doesn’t. “Sunday works,” they say without hesitation. No walking on eggshells or low-level anxiety until they reply - you feel confident in your boundaries and trusting of the connection.
You share a new idea with a friend over coffee, and feel fully supported and celebrated as they say 'oh wow how interesting! tell me more...". No undermining comments, no judgements - just genuine encouragement of the person you're becoming. They send flowers when you launch a new project when you think it wouldn't get noticed, and you feel so freakin' lucky for your tribe of beautiful soul-sisters.
As your life shifts, you feel less pressure to make every relationship fit forever. Some connections deepen. Others soften or fall away without drama. You don’t ghost or cling. You honour the fact that a connection doesn’t quite fit anymore and trust that what's aligned will stay — and what isn’t can leave peacefully.
When your friend shares something she's going through, she doesn't dominate the conversation, play 'victim' or emotionally dump without consent - she takes responsibility for herself and her life, and doesn't rely on you for reassurance. You support each other without strain, and marvel at how beautifully you can swing between depth and silliness all in one breath!
Over-function in relationships — monitoring moods, anticipating needs, and quietly abandoning yourself to keep the connection intact.
Confuse intensity with intimacy, mistaking anxiety, uncertainty, or emotional volatility for chemistry or passion.
Feel responsible for fixing, soothing, or rescuing your partner at the expense of your own needs, desires, and boundaries.
Walk on eggshells, editing yourself, suppressing your truth, or shrinking your needs to avoid conflict or abandonment.
Feel addicted to unavailable, inconsistent, or emotionally unsafe partners, replaying the same painful dynamic and wondering what’s wrong with you.
Feel calm, grounded, and secure in love, able to relax into connection without bracing, chasing, or proving your worth.
Be deeply turned on by emotional safety, consistency, and mutual effort, recognising steadiness as sexy and connection as nourishing.
Express your needs, boundaries, and desires clearly — without guilt or fear, trusting that the right partner wants to meet you there.
Attract emotionally available, mature partners who show up, follow through, and meet you with care, curiosity, and respect.
Experience love that expands you rather than drains you — a relationship that feels soul-stirring and steady, passionate and peaceful.
You’re smart, empathetic, and self-aware — yet you keep ending up in draining, emotionally unsafe relationships.
You’re tired of over-giving, over-thinking, and abandoning yourself to keep love alive.
You want deep intimacy without chaos, and passion that doesn’t come with anxiety.
You’re ready to stop repeating patterns and build secure, grounded connection from the inside out.
You’re willing to take responsibility for your relational patterns — without shame or self-blame.
You’re looking for quick fixes, dating tricks, or ways to control someone else’s behaviour.
You believe love has to be painful, dramatic, or unpredictable to be real.
You’re not ready to slow down, feel discomfort, or unlearn familiar but unhealthy dynamics.
You want change without doing deeper emotional or nervous system work.
You’re committed to staying in roles that keep you depleted rather than deeply met.