You don’t need to be clearer, braver, or more committed to receive support.
You need a space where your system doesn’t have to perform.
This work exists for women navigating burnout, identity exhaustion, and emotional over-responsibility — especially those who have already tried doing the “right” things and are still carrying more than their body can hold alone.
Working with Christine is not about being fixed, coached, or corrected. It is about being met — with steadiness, attunement, and respect for your nervous system. Sessions and containers are designed to support embodied recovery, restore internal safety, and help you stop carrying what was never yours in the first place.
There is no expectation to arrive prepared.
There is no pressure to move faster than your body allows.
And there is no requirement to know what you need before you begin.
This is not help that asks you to prove your readiness.
It is support that meets you exactly where you are.
“You don’t need to know the right words.
Your body already knows what it’s ready to release.”

Below you’ll find ways to work together that honor different levels of support, pacing, and depth. You’re invited to read slowly, notice what feels grounding rather than impressive, and trust the response that feels like relief — even if it doesn’t make sense yet.
Let the structure guide you.
Let your nervous system decide the rest.
Ways to Work Together
Different forms of support exist for different seasons of burnout.
There is no right order — only what feels steady enough to receive.
Private Sessions
One-to-one support designed for moments when you need to be met personally, without performing or preparing.
Deep Mentorship
Ongoing, attuned partnership for women ready to be supported over time — not to be pushed, fixed, or rushed.
Education & Courses
Self-paced and guided offerings that bring understanding into the body, without requiring constant effort or self-analysis.
Speaking & Facilitation
Thoughtful conversations and guided experiences centered on burnout, embodied leadership, and nervous-system-aware care.
You don’t have to be sure.
You only have to notice what feels steady.