$297 · 90 minutes
Not Like This
The hidden agreement becomes impossible to ignore. One session. One agreement. One refusal you can actually use.
Book the sessionFor the woman who is still showing up
The life may still function. That does not mean you are present inside it.
You do not need a new identity. You need to stop negotiating against what your body already knows.
The cost of staying too long is becoming unrecognizable to yourself.
The managed woman
You did not lose yourself all at once.
It happened in the reasonable yes. The translated sentence. The calendar you kept obeying even after your body started flinching before it loaded.
You learned how to keep the room steady. How to hold the risk, track the dependencies, soften the tension, catch the dropped decision, and make the thing move anyway.
Somewhere along the way, your nervous system became the contingency plan.
Your jaw kept the record. Your breath kept the record. Your skin knew before your mouth did.
Not every exit starts with leaving.
Some start when your body stops letting the lie feel neutral.
The work
You stop making your absence the price of keeping the life intact.
This is not about burning the life down. It is about ending the agreement that keeps requiring you to disappear inside it.
We locate the hidden agreement underneath the pattern. We find where it lives: the swallowed no, the cut-off breath, the overtrained compliance. Then we practice the refusal until it becomes a fact in the body.
You stay or you go. Both are valid. But the choice starts coming from inside you again.
$10,000 · 90 days
On My Terms
Private work for the woman who is done being the infrastructure for decisions she did not make.
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About Trish
I know the performance of competence while privately checking out.
The smile that lands. The voice that stays even. The body that has already left the room.
I know how a life can look more successful from the outside while feeling less inhabited from the inside. My work brings together somatic practice, constellation work, and years of seeing how hidden agreements shape behavior inside organizations, families, and private lives.