You’ve done the work. So why do you still feel stuck?
SOMATIC COACHING
Therapy, meditation, yoga, years of self-help, and you can explain your patterns better than anyone. But knowing a pattern isn't the same as being free from it.
You are not looking for more information. You are looking for a different experience of yourself.
My approach is somatic, so we work directly with what's happening in your body, not just what's happening in the story. I teach nervous system regulation and a particular way of working with how emotions actually live in the body — where they show up, what they're doing, and how to be with them differently than you have before. Some of the work is guided in session, and some is small daily practice you carry into the rest of your life.
Is Somatic Coaching right for you?
This work may be a good fit if you:
Have already done real work — therapy, coaching, your own practice — and know your patterns well
Still feel caught in the same responses no matter how well you understand them
Are open to a body-based approach, even if it's unfamiliar
Are willing to practice between sessions
It's not the right fit if you're in acute crisis, need diagnosis or trauma treatment, or need ongoing mental health care. If you're already in therapy, this works well alongside it. If you're unsure which applies to you, reach out. We can figure out the right next step together, including whether therapy is the better fit.
Two ways to work together
The work itself follows what you need either way. The difference is structure and pacing.
Option 1: The Foundational Program
$895 paid in full, or three payments of $310
Six private sessions, and the starting point I recommend for most people. This keeps us focused: every session works toward something specific, rather than drifting into whatever came up that week. Some people continue with one-to-one mentorship afterward.
Option 2: One-to-One Mentorship
$175 per 50-minute session
Ongoing, pay-as-you-go sessions. A good option if you want to start with a single session, need flexibility, or aren't ready to commit to six up front. You can move into the Foundational Program later, or stay open-ended for as long as it's useful.
About Stephanie
I'm a licensed therapist with more than 20 years of experience working with anxiety, grief, trauma, relationship struggles, and life transitions. Somatic work has become central to how I practice, because I kept seeing the same thing: people who understood their patterns clearly and still felt caught in them. That gap between insight and actually changing how your body responds is what this work is built around.
Learn more about my background here.
Common Questions about Somatic Coaching
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No, but it is based on somatic therapy. This is an coaching and mentorship designed to teach embodied emotional processing skills. While my background as a licensed therapist informs the work, these sessions are not psychotherapy or mental health treatment.
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Yes. This program teaches additional skills you can bring into your therapy work, or practice on your own alongside it. It's not a replacement for therapy — just an additional tool.
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That's more common than you might think. Difficulty noticing bodily sensations is often part of the reason people seek this work in the first place. We begin exactly where you are and work at a pace that feels safe and supportive.
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Sessions are held over video, so you can join from anywhere. If you happen to be in the DFW area, we can do sessions in-person at my Plano location.
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Many people have what they need to keep practicing on their own. If you want to keep going, one-to-one mentorship is there.
Ready to begin?
If you’re ready to start or have any questions, please book a free intro call below.
Disclaimer
Important: this is an educational coaching program and is not psychotherapy, counseling, or a substitute for mental health treatment. It is intended for people who are emotionally stable and interested in learning embodied emotional processing skills. If you're experiencing an acute mental health crisis or need ongoing mental health treatment, I encourage you to work with a licensed mental health professional who can provide the appropriate level of care.