A deeper understanding of where you are and what you most need right now
A felt sense of grounding and presence
Clarity on your next steps for wellbeing
Insight into how breathwork and wellness coaching can support your next steps
Clarity around whether working together feels like the right fit
Feeling depleted, overwhelmed, or disconnected from yourself
Longing to return to your own rhythm, breath, and inner calm
Curious about trauma-informed breathwork and wellness coaching
Or perhaps ready to receive gentle, grounded support — without pressure or expectations
A peaceful space to pause and exhale
Gentle grounding or breath awareness to help you arrive fully
Heart-centered conversation with Misha
Open space to explore what’s present and where you’d like to go next
Gentle reflection and insight

Kapolei, United States
2 years experience
There was a period in my life when mental health challenges weren’t just difficult—they were mentally, emotionally, and physically debilitating. I felt disconnected from my body, constantly pushing through fatigue, overriding signals, and numbing symptoms just to keep functioning.
Beneath that pattern lived a quiet but persistent sense of shame. Rather than recognizing my symptoms as communication from a stressed system, I internalized the belief that something was wrong with me. That shame deepened the disconnection, disrupted my nervous system, and eventually contributed to burnout.
What I came to understand is that the challenge wasn’t only the symptoms themselves—it was the belief that I had to override my body in order to be productive, successful, or helpful to others. When willpower stopped working, it became clear that managing symptoms wasn’t enough. I needed to understand root cause.
That realization led me into functional medicine and whole-body approaches to mental health. I began learning how profoundly the mind is influenced by the body—through nervous system regulation, inflammation, blood sugar balance, gut health, nutrient status, and daily lifestyle rhythms. I started working with food as medicine, making intentional lifestyle shifts, and treating my body as an ally rather than something to push through. Healing required a whole-life detox—approaching environment, nutrition, movement, rest, and habits with awareness and care.
Alongside these changes, I began practices that helped me slow down and reconnect inward—learning to regulate my nervous system, work with my breath, and listen to my body’s cues. This wasn’t a quick fix. It required consistency, self-compassion, and a willingness to stay present with discomfort rather than bypass it. Approaching healing through a trauma-informed lens—prioritizing safety, choice, and attunement—allowed my system to rebuild trust gradually, not through force.
Over time, I developed the capacity to respond rather than react, to recognize early signs of overwhelm, and to choose sustainable rhythms instead of self-sacrifice. Today, this lived experience shapes how I move through life and work—with presence, patience, and deep respect for mental health as a foundation for clarity, leadership, and meaningful contribution.
It also shapes how I support others. I meet people where they are, honor the intelligence of their symptoms, and focus on creating conditions of safety, agency, and mindful lifestyle practices that support lasting, embodied change.
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Still need more clarity? Here are answers to some commonly asked questions.
No. This is a complimentary connection intended to help you explore fit and next steps with ease.
You’re welcome exactly as you are. This is a beginner-friendly, supportive space with no expectations.
Bring yourself and a few moments of quiet. You may wish to jot down what’s currently challenging you or what you hope to shift.
This call is primarily conversational. If it feels supportive, we may include a short grounding or centering breath.
It’s both — a gentle blend of presence, reflection, and conversation designed to help you reconnect with yourself and explore what you need most.