Her Story
About Tema
I started working with children with special needs in my teens doing family respite care, which taught me about overcoming limitations others placed on people. After raising my family, I trained in massage therapy but discovered craniosacral therapy during school. This led me to work with clients processing deep traumas, blending bodywork with coaching. I got professional coaching training to ensure I was serving clients properly. Today my work bridges craniosacral therapy with women and children, emphasizing personal responsibility, kicking limitations, and creating acceptance in relationships. I'm currently writing a book called Born to Resonate about attachment styles and how it's never too late to heal.
Her Interview
Ten minutes with Tema
01What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
Humility and self-awareness are key. With these, you can be there for clients more completely, engage your own growth, remove codependence, and use clients as mirrors for your internal world while listening to yourself.
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