About Georgie

I was thirteen when my father died.

I didn’t know how to grieve. Nobody around me did either. So I did what made sense at the time — I got on with it. I kept moving. I got good at performing okay.

That was the beginning of a very long override.

For the next twenty years I carried that grief without knowing I was carrying it. It showed up as an eating disorder, then years of disordered eating and compulsive exercise. It showed up as relationships where I made myself smaller. As a mother who couldn’t sit still long enough to be fully present. As a business owner who made decisions from urgency and exhaustion and called it drive.

I knew a lot about health and wellness. I had certifications. I understood the theory. And something still wouldn’t shift.

Because it wasn’t a thinking problem. It never was. It was living in my body, in my nervous system, in the patterns I’d built around a thirteen year old girl who didn’t know what to do with the worst thing that had ever happened to her.

What changed wasn’t a mindset shift or a new routine or the right supplement stack.

I learned to feel what was in my body instead of override it. The moon gave me a rhythm when I had none — a structure that held me when modern life couldn’t. EFT gave me a way to release what I’d been carrying for twenty years. Not talk about it. Release it.

Food became easy. Rest stopped feeling like failure. I started to feel things fully and it felt safe — maybe for the first time.

That’s what this work is. Not a framework I invented. Something I lived my way into.

What I do now

I’m a Clinical EFT Practitioner and Moonologer. I work with women — specifically — who are doing the work and still can’t figure out why some things won’t shift.

The ones underneath the business. The ones underneath the motherhood. The ones underneath the food noise and the body rules and the performing okayness.

I use EFT Tapping and the lunar cycle as the two main tools. The moon as the structure that holds you. The body as the place where the real work happens.

I also write. Three books are nearly done — all of them rooted in the same framework, each one speaking to a different doorway into this work. There is a planner. Oracle cards. A monthly gathering at the Dark Moon where women come to process and release what the cycle has left behind.

Everything I do comes back to the same thing.

Your body already knows the way back to itself. It just needs the space, the rhythm, and someone willing to ask the question that gets to the truth.

I don’t have the answers for you.

But I’ve learned to stop overriding the ones that were already there.