I'm a therapist and human performance expert. But what I really do is show you what life feels like without the pain, anxiety, limitations, or doubt.
You're here because something brought you. Maybe it's the cracks starting to show, the sleepless nights, the relentless pressure, or the thoughts you wouldn't dare say aloud: 'Do I have what it takes? Am I good enough?" "Do I even know who I am anymore?".
I get it. I've been there.
Here’s what I know for sure: I’m not just a therapist or a coach.
I’m a mother, a creator, a plant medicine practitioner,
a human, living a truly authentic human experience.
And above all, I’m a designer of intentional transformations.
I make what seems impossible happen for myself, and for the extraordinary people I'm lucky to work with.
Every day, I wake up with one mission: to help you shape your perspective, reclaim your power, and build a life that doesn't just look successful but feels extraordinary.
My life has presented me with challenges that would stop most in their tracks, but every setback taught me that: resilience is a choice, fear is your friend, and greatness doesn't come without scars.
I don't work with just anyone. I work with those who are already great but know there's another level, those willing to face the truth and do the uncomfortable work. So, If you're ready to start thriving mentally, emotionally, and professionally, I'm here to guide you.
Because staying at the top of your game isn’t about pushing harder. It’s about shifting perspective. It’s about mastering yourself before the chaos masters you.
And it’s about creating a life you no longer need to
escape from.
The mind was designed to keep you trapped. I was designed to set you free.
There's a moment that changes everything, when you finally pause long enough to hear what your heart and soul has been yearning for all along.
For years, I thought I had to keep moving. Achieving. Proving. Building a life that looked successful from the outside, even as something inside me was quietly breaking.
I had the career, the recognition, the life others admired. But late at night, when the world went quiet, I felt it - the ache of a younger version of me I'd left behind. The little girl I'd locked away because I thought her pain, her truth, would make me weak.
I carried shame and guilt like a second skin. I wore my achievements like armour. And I convinced myself that if I just kept going, kept producing, kept being enough for everyone else, maybe I'd finally feel whole.
But something higher than me had other plans.
It gave me pauses I didn't ask for. Moments that forced me to stop. To sit. To feel. And in those sacred, uncomfortable pauses, something miraculous happened.
I met her again, the little me I'd abandoned.
And when I finally regressed, I looked into her eyes with love instead of shame, when I wrapped my arms around all the parts of me I thought were too broken to be loved; everything shifted.
She didn't need me to fix her. She needed me to see her. To reconnect with her. To love her. To honour her. To recognise that everything she'd survived had shaped the woman I'd become.
In freeing her, I freed myself.
That's when I understood: the pauses aren't moments of weakness. They're portals. Invitations from the soul to come home to ourselves.
The Pause Effect was born from that sacred return, not as a concept, but as a remembering. A gentle invitation to stop running from the parts of ourselves we've hidden and to discover the profound transformation waiting in the reconnection and in the stillness.
If you're reading this, maybe there's a reason.
Not more doing. More being.
More freedom. More joy. More you.
This is your invitation to listen.
With truth and courage
Tracey Hill