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Hey, I’m Kate.

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Trauma-informed Breathwork Facilitator and Mindstate Therapy

If you don’t change, nothing will change


The suffering, the reactions you can't explain, the behaviours you never wanted, none of it is a flaw.

It's an unconscious programme, and we change it at the root, so it finally stops. Put the weight of your past down and start truly living, maybe for the first time.

On paper, you've got it together. Inside, it's a different story.

  • You look confident, but there's a quiet second-guessing that follows you into every room.

  • You're standing at a threshold, a new chapter, role, or version of yourself, and something keeps pulling you back to the old one.

  • The anxiety arrives in your body before your mind can even explain why.

  • You've tried to think your way out of it. It works for a week, then the pattern returns.

Here's what most people never get told: this isn't a character flaw. It's a pattern, learned in your mind and stored in your nervous system. And patterns can be changed.

My Approach

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Real change happens in two places at once.

Most coaching works with your thinking. Most somatic work works with your body. Lasting change needs both, so we work top-down and bottom-up.

Top-down: rewiring the mind. We work with the beliefs, language, and thinking that drive your patterns, using NLP, Timeline Therapy, and Neuro-practitioner tools to interrupt them and rebuild from the root.

Bottom-up: regulating the body. We work with your nervous system through trauma-informed Breathwork, so change isn't just an idea you understand. It's a shift you actually feel.

Mindset alone doesn't hold. The body alone doesn't have direction. Together, they change the pattern for good.

Who I Work With

  • You keep hoping you'll wake up one day and feel different. You've been hoping that for years.

  • You've told yourself the anxiety will settle once things calm down. Things have never quite calmed down.

  • You don't understand why you react the way you do, and you don't like who it turns you into.

  • You snapped at your kids over something small, and you were still carrying it at midnight.

  • You're brilliant under pressure at work, and you fall apart in the car afterwards.

  • You've worked on yourself for years, and the same thing keeps finding its way back.

  • You can feel yourself holding back, and you can't put your finger on why.

  • You know you're capable of more. Something you can't name keeps capping it.

If even one of those landed, you're in the right place. Nobody's assessing whether your thing is big enough. If it's holding you back, it belongs here.

My clients come from all walks of life. Different lives, different pressures, the same thing running underneath. Teachers. Parents. Athletes. Entrepreneurs. Sustainability leaders. Police officers. Surgeons. Special Forces operators. Everyday people.

Here's the part no one tells you: none of that is your personality. It was never a lack of trying either. It's a pattern, learned young, built to keep you safe, and still running long after you needed it. You've been trying to think your way out of something that was never in your thinking. That's why it hasn't shifted.

Patterns can be changed. That's the work.

What you can expect to shift

You'll understand why. Not just what you do, but where it came from. And because you're guided to see it yourself rather than told, you keep changing it long after we're done.

The reaction loses its grip. You stop white-knuckling the same response. What used to run you becomes something you notice, and then something you choose.

The past stops deciding your present. Old experiences stay in the past instead of shaping how you react now. Worked through somewhere safe, at a pace you set.

Confidence that holds under pressure. Self-doubt loosens and something steadier takes its place, whether you're competing, operating, leading, or just getting through a hard day.

You can actually switch off. The wound-tight feeling settles, and it shows up in the real stuff: better sleep, more energy, more of you left at the end of the day.

It carries into everything. Work and home, sport and business, the people you love. When the pattern underneath shifts, everything built on top of it shifts too.

And it holds. Practical tools, follow-ups, and a plan you understand, so this doesn't fade in a fortnight like everything else you've tried.

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