Getting Started
Contact me by phone or email, or fill out the contact form to set-up a free 15-minute consultation and learn how I can help you.
Contact
celeste@borealiscoaching.com
(512) 354-6363
Offering in-person and virtual appointments.
Now accepting new clients.
Located in South Austin, TX
What Folks Are Saying
“Working with Celeste has been truly transformational! Celeste has been impeccable at meeting me where I’m at, while helping me to grow and see things I would not have otherwise seen. I love that I feel SO safe with her and the healing container that she holds. I’ve cried with her, laughed with her and feel a true soul connection that I have not felt with any other facilitator that I’ve worked with in my life. Celeste intuitively holds the space, while navigating and guiding our sessions with such finesse. I’m so grateful to have her in my life, and all the amazing and practical tools she has helped teach taught me to help me while I’m out there in the world and also in relationships, whether they be romantic or friendships. I’ve grown so much with her help and I’m feeling so empowered and supported in ways I didn’t even know were possible. Thank you so much Celeste, I truly adore you!?
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“Working with Celeste has been fun, enriching, and challenging in the best way. She is warm, irreverent, open-hearted and supportive. Celeste is great at holding space for people of all orientations who are trying to navigate the intricacies of being a sexual woman in an aging body. She gently pushed me out of my comfort zone around my beliefs about myself, while encouraging me to get out of my head and into my body.
During my time working with Celeste, she helped me go from being shut down around sex and relationships to opening up and receiving erotic pleasure from another person again. I felt comfortable sharing my struggles with her, and she made me feel safe while we were exploring some very dark and tender places in my heart and soul. I recommend her for any woman who is yearning to bust out of the spaces our culture insists we should occupy as we get older.”