✴︎ FAQ — Rise Into You: Small Group Coaching ✴︎
“Will I feel safe enough to actually open up in a group?”
Yes — and not because you’ll be pushed.
This group is intentionally small, so it stays intimate, boundaried, and deeply respectful.
There’s no pressure to perform, overshare, or process before you’re ready.
You’ll be met exactly where you are — with the kind of presence that makes safety possible, not forced.
And you won’t be the only one who feels like the strong one who secretly needs support.
“What if I’ve done therapy or coaching before and I’m still stuck?”
That’s exactly who this space is for.
Most of the women I work with are self-aware, insightful, and exhausted from holding it all together.
They know their patterns. They can explain their trauma.
And still — when it matters most — they go quiet, over-give, or abandon themselves.
This space isn’t for more mindset work.
It’s emotional re-patterning through somatic healing, real-time relational support, and identity-level shifts.
It’s about making the change stick — so you don’t just know better, you live differently.
“What if I need more personal support?”
You can absolutely add 1:1 sessions anytime throughout the 6 months.
Some women use them when something tender is coming up. Others add them regularly.
This group is a home base — but you’re free to build on it if and when needed.
You don’t have to navigate this alone.
“What kind of support is the WhatsApp group?”
This isn’t a noisy chat or performative check-in space.
It’s a private thread for real-time emotional accountability and support.
You can message when you’re spiralling after a hard conversation, when you’re practicing a boundary, or when you need a reminder that you’re not too much.
I check in regularly - during my working period - and respond in ways that help you stay anchored, not overwhelmed.
“What’s the actual transformation I can expect?”
By the end of 6 months, most women experience:
• Clarity in what they want and how to name it
• More capacity to stay with their truth — even when it’s uncomfortable
• Boundaries that don’t feel like a fight
• A voice that doesn’t disappear the moment it matters
• A nervous system that no longer mistakes self-abandonment for connection
You’ll stop negotiating your needs to keep the peace — and start making decisions from your gut—not guilt.