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You’re self-aware. You’re trying. And you’re tired.
You might be navigating work stress, burnout, identity shifts, neurodivergence, trauma recovery, or relationship changes. You might be holding a lot — for others, for your workplace, for your community — and wondering where you fit in.
You’ve listened to the podcasts. You might have tried counselling. You’ve kept showing up. But something isn’t shifting.
What you want now is real, tailored support and someone to walk alongside you, reflect what’s true, and help you reconnect to your own clarity, courage, and strength.
How I work
Coaching sessions are practical, grounded, and tailored to you. I draw on a mix of approaches including NLP (neuro-linguistic programming), solution-focused coaching, Havening Techniques®, and conversational hypnotherapy. We’ll explore what’s been working, what’s getting in the way, and what small, powerful shifts could help you move forward.
Contact
We’re currently building a new website to clarify our service offering.
In the meantime, please note:
- All previously purchased gift vouchers remain valid.
- Contact me for Coaching session availability. We offer sessions online and face to face in Ōtautahi/ Christchurch.
For all bookings and inquiries contact me at:
Corinne Bolstad, NLP Trainer and Coach
hello@beinganddoingwell.co.nz
Phone/ sms _+64 27 504 7728
Inclusion & Cultural Safety
At Being & Doing Well, everyone is welcome—regardless of gender, identity, or background. This inclusive practice proudly affirms and supports LGBTQIA+ clients, neurodivergent individuals, and those of any faith or none. Your journey to wellbeing is respected and celebrated here.
I acknowledge that I live and work in Ōtautahi Christchurch, where Ngāi Tahu are tangata whenua. This business is based in Aotearoa New Zealand — a multicultural nation founded on the bicultural relationship defined by Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
As a Pākehā practitioner, I seek to uphold Te Tiriti through ongoing learning, respect for kaupapa Māori frameworks, and integrity in my own practice. I welcome conversations about how best to support your cultural and personal safety.
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