When the nervous system is soothed and settled, something tender becomes possible — softly reconnecting to yourself
🍃 Finding Your Way
Post-Traumatic Growth & Resilience Coaching for Women
My work weaves together mindfulness, Interpersonal Neurobiology , and Polyvagal theory in a gentle, trauma-informed approach to healing and post-traumatic growth.
At your pace, in your time 💛
I know this path from the inside.
My healing journey gradually taught me that safety begins in the nervous system, and that healing is less about fixing ourselves and more about softly reconnecting with who we already are.
“She has a profound ability to make you feel seen and heard, even amidst great struggle.”
— Isabel Mata, Writer and Mindfulness teacher
“Wise and kind and deeply knowledgeable.”
— Yael Shy, CEO, Sefira Wellness
On June 10, 11 AM EST, I'll be offering a Vagal Toning session.
This practice invites us to listen to the wisdom of the nervous system — its capacity for connection, protection, grounding, and response. 💛
I'm looking forward to sharing this practice with you.
A warm invitation to join us on June 10 🌿
A Grounding Pause For Your Nervous System
During times of stress or uncertainty, our nervous system can sometimes begin to carry more than it was meant to hold.
Waves of anxiety, weariness, or difficulty settling may arise. For these moments, I'd love to offer you a gentle invitation.
A glimpse of what this work can feel like from the inside —
“Being truly heard by Esther releases the built-up steam in my life.”
Even on the days I feel 'I don't need this,' her humanity and uniquely skilled guidance help me find more compassion for myself — and I'm discovering a more fully integrated sense of self-awareness, understanding, and acceptance." — Kathy Hermann, Finding Your Way client
The image above illuminates the vagus nerve pathway. Vagus means "wandering" in Latin — and this nerve truly does wander, traveling from your brainstem through your heart, lungs, and digestive system.
80% of vagus nerve fibers carry signals upward — from the body to the brain. Your gut, your heart, your breath are constantly in conversation with your mind.
A toned vagus nerve builds resilience by helping you move more fluidly between activation and rest — increasing your capacity to return, again and again, to a calm, regulated state.
When the nervous system is soothed, there is more space — to breathe, to feel the ground beneath your feet, to reconnect with a steady sense of self.
From that steadiness, something becomes possible that may have felt out of reach for a long while.
To be in connection with kindness and care. To find your way.
“The gift of healing trauma is that the woundedness becomes a gateway to freedom, healing and love.”
— Tara Brach
Accessibility matters to me.
I hold a small number of sliding-scale openings at any time, and I'm happy to explore options if finances are a concern. If you're not ready to connect, you're welcome to explore the resources here at your own pace.
If you'd like to be in touch, there's space for that here — a simple email, or a free Inquiry Call.
The Resource Library
🍃 Finding Your Way weaves trauma-informed mindful awareness practice and healing science — including Interpersonal Neurobiology and Polyvagal Theory —You’re warmly invited to visit these teachings in the Resource Library.