This work isn’t about doing it perfectly—it’s about coming back to yourself over and over again.

Imagine having a clear and embodied connection to your true self
that empowers you to:
⟡ Speak your needs and boundaries without betraying yourself to keep the peace
⟡ Build relationships that feel nourishing — not performative or draining
⟡ Attract people and experiences by showing up as the real you
⟡ Share your truth and feelings without shrinking under discomfort or the fear of rejection
⟡ Create a life that reflects your values—not your old patterns
⟡ Feel more at home in your body, your emotions and your decisions

You weren’t born disconnected…
That happened somewhere along the way — when being accepted meant being less of yourself.
Maybe you learned to smile when you were uncomfortable, say yes when you meant no, chase approval instead of alignment. Not because you were weak — because you were smart. You adapted to stay safe, to stay connected.
But now, those same strategies are costing you. They’re keeping you stuck in roles that don’t fit, relationships that don’t nourish and choices that don’t feel like yours.
My work is about helping you come back to yourself — the you underneath the people-pleasing, the proving and the pretending.

“In the time that I have worked with Tracy, I have been able to build up the courage to make a career change, create healthy eating habits and learn how to be more mindful of how to interact with others on a daily basis.”
~ Hannah T.
3 Ways to Start Choosing You
You don’t need another plan — you need a new relationship with yourself.
After working with clients for over 10 years in the fitness and nutrition world, I realized most people weren’t stuck because they didn’t know what to do. They were stuck in coping strategies that once kept them safe, but had become the very thing that kept them disconnected.
I used to think I just needed more discipline too—more control, more rules, a better plan.
But underneath my obsession with food was a deeper hunger: to feel safe, to feel seen, to feel like enough.
For some people, it’s food. For others, it’s Netflix, overworking, people-pleasing, social media scrolling, or chasing the person who might finally make them feel whole—anything to soothe or distract from the uncomfortable thoughts and feelings that quietly say:
You’re not enough. You’re too much. You’re unlovable unless…
The real shift happens when you stop outsourcing your sense of safety and worth—and start honoring what’s true for you: your feelings, your needs, your boundaries. That’s what alignment feels like.
If you’re ready to come home to yourself, I’m here to walk beside you.
