Erin Coyle
Embodied Clarity Guide & Writer
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Body-led clarity for sensitive professionals.
Know where to put your energy when everything feels important.
You can think yourself into a whole lot—and still not feel clear. This is where you untangle what actually matters so you can move forward.
Embodied Clarity
For your work, your words & your next step.
You didn't choose this work to feel this disconnected from it.
But here you are —
trying to make decisions, write your bio, shape new offers, respond to clients —
and figure out where your energy should go —
and somehow feeling more tangled than before.
Like everything feels important… and you don’t know where to start.
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The words that used to come easily now feel…off.
Forced. Flat. Like they belong to someone you used to be.
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Whether you’re at the top of your game and your language suddenly feels wrong,
or you’re overwhelmed and unsure where to put your energy next — it’s ok.
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You don’t have to have this figured out.
I came in with something alive that had its own intelligence — but could have easily turned into months of navel-gazing or stuckness. Working with Erin felt like having a shepherdess. She was the banks of the river — giving structure without forcing anything. I never felt rushed, and the work that emerged felt completely like me.
Julia Corley
LCMHC, LMBT
Certified Hakomi Therapist & Trainer,
Somatic Experiencing Practitioner
Hi, I'm Erin
Embodied Clarity Guide & Writer
Once someone described me as a “midlife deep dive sage.” I don’t follow a coaching script or throw productivity hacks at you.I help you hear what your own system already knows—and figure out where your energy actually goes.
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I work with sensitive people whose work can’t be easily summarized — and isn’t meant to be.​
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Through conversation, writing, and embodied listening, I'll help you
reconnect with the depth behind what you do and translate that into language and direction that actually fits—so you know where to put your energy.
Being a highly sensitive person is hard enough.
It’s even harder when everything feels like too much.
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I know your work matters to you, even if the way you talk about it no longer feels right.​ Part of the problem is that our culture trains us to live almost entirely in our heads—taking in information, but not always knowing how to process or integrate it.
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First you’ve got to attend the classes, then get the clinical hours, pass the exams, build your practice, collect the letters after your name — and then learn to keep who you really are out of sight.
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The mystic mathematician.
The poet physician.
The psychic psychologist.
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And if you’re lucky, you leave with your heart intact—and the skills to help others and make a living doing it.
But sometimes...
The language that used to describe your work stops fitting.
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The door between your head and your heart feels like it got shut along the way. Locked. With the tiny golden key left in a drawer somewhere.
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So when you try to talk about your work now — on your website, in a bio, or on the page — everything feels flat, scattered, forced, or a little dead inside.
If you've been trying to think your way through all of this...
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I just want to say, welcome. ​​​
There's nothing wrong with you. You're in the right place.
I’ve spent decades working hands-on with people like you — therapists, healers, educators, and leaders whose inner worlds don’t always match their professional roles.
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And look, when life has changed and the language around your work hasn’t caught up yet, it’s easy to think that
thinking harder will bring clarity.
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It doesn’t.
Trusting yourself and listening does.
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Of course you want to contribute something meaningful to the world.
You just don’t want to burn out or sell out to do it.
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And that’s exactly the place this work begins.
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I felt like I could say anything to Erin without being judged. Time together felt safe — like we could explore ideas or life stuff honestly. Very few people are truly present in conversation anymore, but when I was with Erin, we were really together. I appreciated that more than I can say.
Tracy J.
MEd, Teacher, Hedge Witch
Where's your energy actually going right now?
I need help with a decision, a transition, or something that feels stuck.
I'm in a big transition – work, health, or life.
I cannot find the right words for what I do (and my web designer is gonna kill me.)
Good news.
We start in the same place for all of that.
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The Embodied Clarity Session
A 90-minute, body-led conversation where we slow down enough to hear what’s actually trying to emerge—and figure out where your energy should go next. Especially when everything feels important.
Sometimes you don’t need another book, course, or podcast.
You just need someone who can:​​​​
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turn the volume down on the noise (self-doubt, indecision, the sense that everything might fall apart if you follow your instincts)​​​
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help you narrow in on what actually matters—so you’re not trying to do everything at once
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translate what your body already knows into language you can actually use—a bio, a class, or a clear next step
You don’t have to figure this out alone.​
Together we listen for what’s underneath the noise—and shape it into language, direction, and a way of working that actually nourishes you.
If you think deeply, feel deeply, and want your work to actually reflect that—you belong here.
That's exactly what this session is for. ​
Erin is a mid-life deep dive sage! She accompanied me through incredible grief, discovery, and joy.
Morgan Barlow LCSW, SEP, MPH
Licensed Clinical Social Worker,
Somatic Experiencing Practitioner
The words you use shape who you work with, what you tolerate, and what your body ends up holding.
You’ll start to notice a shift when you find yourself asking:
Where is my energy actually going—and is that where I want it?
(answering emails at 11pm? maybe not anymore)
How much pushing can I sustain
(three businesses + health challenges? nope)
What drains me vs. what steadies me
(that “one more thing” client… it's never just one)
How do I talk about my work now?
(that clinical language might be turning the right people away)
What does success mean to me
(a private jet – or a quiet night at home with the people I love?
Though a private jet might be nice.)
And maybe even…
How do I live a meaningful life without destroying myself?
This is the kind of clarity we make space for in an
Embodied Clarity Session.
And when you get clearer about what actually matters,
the language—and your next step—start to fall into place.
Erin doesn’t do surface-level conversations. From the moment you meet her, you’re talking about things that actually matter — the kind of 4-a.m., six-pack conversations that we had in broad daylight—exactly where they belong. She just lives there. It’s refreshing and grounding at the same time.
Amy Funderburk
Award Winning Visionary Artist,
Arts Educator, and Freelance Writer
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