I didn’t choose this path—this path chose me.

My journey into coaching and trauma work began long before I ever earned a certificate or sat in a classroom. It began in the quiet, painful moments of witnessing the devastation that trauma leaves behind—in the lives of others and in my own story. I saw what it does to a person’s self-worth, relationships, and ability to trust. I felt the silence, the shame, the struggle to speak up, and the deep yearning to be seen and understood.

I became a coach because I knew what it was like to feel broken and uncertain, and I knew that healing was possible—because I experienced it firsthand. I also saw far too many people try to navigate their pain alone, misunderstood or judged, when what they needed most was compassionate, trauma-informed support.

As I worked with survivors and stood on the frontlines of gender-based violence intervention, I realized my role wasn’t just to support, but to help rebuild lives. I became a trauma specialist not only to help others process what they’ve been through, but to guide them in rediscovering who they are beyond the pain.

Coaching is not just my profession—it’s my purpose. Every session is a sacred space where healing begins, hope is restored, and transformation unfolds

Why I Became a Coach and Trauma Specialist

Happy Clients

Real stories of transformation from those who found their path.

"Therapy with Bridgette feels like home—a safe space where I can express myself without fear of judgment. She has helped me heal, laugh, and grow, making me realize my worth. She even made my birthday special by taking me out for breakfast, showing how deeply she cares."

Amahle Nsimbi

"Bridgette’s patience, compassion, and daily check-ins have lifted a huge burden from me. Living alone can be difficult, but knowing she’s just a call away has given me so much peace of mind. She has given me the strength to focus on my recovery and well-being."

Rosalie Hutchinson

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