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Psychosomatic Restoration™

For gifted, sensitive, high-functioning humans, this space exists to meet you where few can.

Tanya Master offers online psychosomatic coaching and trauma-informed leadership support for professionals, entrepreneurs, practitioners, and creatives navigating burnout, boundary challenges, identity loss, and chronic disconnection. Her approach blends somatic practice, IFS-informed parts work, and restorative methods to support sustainable, embodied change.

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Book an introductory Session

A 60-minute paid consultation to explore your needs, assess fit, and experience the work. Ideal if you’re navigating burnout, boundaries, or relational complexity, and unsure where to begin.

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Available internationally for English-speaking clients seeking psychosomatic coaching and trauma-informed support.

ongoing Psychosomatic Coaching

For clients navigating stress, burnout, or identity shifts.

We work somatically with your parts, patterns, and nervous system to restore clarity, rhythm, and self-trust. Designed for sensitive, high-functioning clients seeking deep, consistent support.

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Coaching Consultation + mentorship

For coaches, therapists, and space-holders.

Supervision, strategy, and reflection for those holding others. Bring client dynamics, boundaries, pricing, visibility, or emotional over-functioning. Start with a one-off or commit to ongoing work.

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Standalone Strategic Deep Dive

For founders, creatives, or practitioners at a crossroads.

A 90-min session for acute clarity; when you’re caught between competing visions, navigating inner blocks, or facing burnout. We’ll slow down, track your system, and orient toward aligned direction.

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What This Work Is

Psychosomatic coaching meets you where you’re stuck: in your body, in your relationships, or in your inner life.

It works with your nervous system, your patterns, and the parts of you that protect against overwhelm, conflict, or shame.

This is structured, trauma-informed work that helps you build real capacity for change. It’s for people who’ve already done therapy, coaching, or healing work; but still feel like something hasn’t shifted.

We go step by step, in a process that brings safety, clarity, and momentum.

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4.8 stars on Google, based on 12 verified client reviews.

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