Christina Price
Christina Price is a Transformation Mentor based in Bozeman, Montana, specializing in personal development, mindset coaching, and breathwork facilitation. With a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Rutgers University and earlier studies in biology at the University of Maryland, Christina has always been fascinated by how the brain and body interact to shape behavior. Over the past five years, she has focused on integrating her knowledge of psychology and biology into coaching, helping clients align their mental strategies with nervous-system regulation for lasting transformation.
Before fully stepping into the coaching field, Christina gained diverse experience across sales, fitness, and health industries. She was a Bar Method instructor and studio owner, and her professional journey included roles that honed her skills in leadership, motivation, and client engagement. These experiences, combined with her lifelong curiosity about human behavior, laid the foundation for her approach to coaching—bridging science-backed strategies with practical, embodied techniques to create real change.
Today, Christina leads a 12-week integrative program that pairs breathwork with mindset coaching, emphasizing that true transformation starts with a regulated nervous system. Her philosophy is rooted in action, self-resourcing, and embracing the “messy” process of growth. Christina empowers clients to move beyond limiting beliefs, cultivate resilience, and achieve personal breakthroughs, demonstrating that sustainable change is both possible and deeply fulfilling.
• Rutgers University - B.A.
• Haven - Bozeman nonprofit supporting women and children in crisis
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to discovering that breathwork is the missing piece for lasting mindset change. While mindset strategies are powerful, they often don’t stick if the nervous system is dysregulated. Breathwork allowed me—and my clients—to truly integrate new habits and insights. This insight led me to create a 12-week program that combines mindset work with breathwork, helping people embody lasting transformation.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
The best career advice I’ve ever received is to “get into the arena.” Start before you feel fully ready and embrace the messy beginnings. I’ve seen this echoed by mentors and in Brené Brown’s work—growth happens when you take action, even imperfectly.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My biggest advice for young women entering this industry is: do it messy. Too often, we’re taught to wait until we’re perfect, overqualified, or “fully ready,” and in the process, we cost ourselves valuable time and growth. Real progress happens when you take action even before you feel completely prepared. As Brené Brown says, get into the arena—lean into the unknown. The fear you feel is almost always bigger than the reality, and the learning you gain by starting imperfectly is invaluable.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
One of the biggest challenges in my field is that many people struggle to maintain mindset changes—backsliding is common—because much of the work overlooks nervous-system regulation. The opportunity lies in combining breathwork and nervous-system practices with mindset coaching, creating more sustainable habits and long-lasting transformation.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values that guide me in both my work and personal life are helping others, continuously learning, and staying approachable. These principles shape how I connect with people, grow in my practice, and make an impact every day.
Locations
Private Practice
Bozeman, MT 59715