How I Help
My coaching supports you in navigating the emotional challenges of relocation—whether you’re preparing to move, planning your next steps, or settling into a new place. Using the 4Cs—Clarify, Clear, Connect, Create—we help you process grief, build supportive connections, and find purpose and balance in your new chapter.
Clarify — We start by understanding your true reasons for moving, helping you let go of second-guessing, regret, and external pressures. This brings clarity to your motivations and sets a solid foundation for your transition.
Clear — Through practical tools like breathwork and movement, we release the grief and emotional weight of leaving behind familiar places and people. This emotional clearing creates space for healing and renewal.
Connect — You’ll develop meaningful social connections and support systems in your new environment—building a sense of belonging and reducing feelings of loneliness and isolation.
Create — With greater emotional balance and clarity, you’ll explore your passions and purpose in this new place, taking inspired steps to build a fulfilling life that aligns with who you’re becoming.
About Me
Hi! My name is Tracey
I left home at sixteen and have since lived in six cities around the world. None of those moves were part of a master plan — they happened spontaneously, often sparked by unexpected opportunities or quiet nudges from within. At the time, they felt like coincidences. Looking back, I see that each move was guided by intuition and served a greater purpose.
Every city became a chapter of growth. Some helped me build my career and financial foundation. Others opened me to deeper spiritual awareness. And many offered rich, meaningful connections that reminded me of what truly matters. Each place invited me to grow — not just professionally, but emotionally and spiritually.
The journey wasn’t always easy. I faced the grief of letting go, the pressure to adapt and succeed in unfamiliar environments, the discomfort of starting over, and the disorientation of shedding who I thought I was. But through it all, I became more emotionally resilient, spiritually grounded, and connected to my most authentic self.
I’ve come to believe that moving isn’t just a logistical process — it’s a deeply emotional and spiritual journey. One that asks us to let go, trust ourselves, and allow each new place to shape us. And when we do, we don’t just find a new city. We find parts of ourselves we didn’t know were missing and ultimately, come home to who we were always meant to become.
