Soulfully You
Kristen Nuriel
When we listen to and care for the deepest parts of ourselves with compassion, understanding, and safe witness — transformation happens!
-Soulfully You-
ABOUT
There's a way to live more aligned with who you truly are.When you know and honor your values and needs, understand the language of your body, and hold compassion for all you've been through — everything changes.Aligning you to that truth is what our work together is about.At your pace, we'll explore what's going on inside you — through curiosity, emotional processing, nervous system awareness, and self-compassion — so you can come to know yourself with greater clarity, softness, and love.This work is somatic, trauma-informed, and rooted in nervous system regulation. It is influenced by the work of Dr. Gabor Maté and Sat Dharam Kaur ND, Dr. Peter Levine, Dr. Richard Schwartz, and Dr. Bessel van der Kolk.
*Soulfully You offers coaching and wellness activities for educational and personal growth purposes only. These services are not a substitute for professional mental health care, psychotherapy, or medical treatment. Kristen Nuriel is not a licensed therapist. By using this website and participating in any activities, you are acknowledging that you are fully responsible for your physical and mental well-being.
BIO
Kristen Nuriel
Kristen has been studying psychology and human development for over 20 years, beginning with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychoneuroimmunology — the scientific study that explores how thoughts, emotions, and stress directly affect your mental and physical health.She is trained in transformational coaching, polyvagal theory, suicide attention, and group facilitation.
She is currently a student of Dr. Gabor Maté and Dr. Sat Dharam Kaur's Compassionate Inquiry.Parts work, neurodivergence, autoimmunity, narcissistic abuse, and parenting are areas she continues to study and care deeply about.
Book a Session
- New client complimentary session
- Private session (50 mins) - $155
This is a safe space for people of all ages, races, nationalities, genders, neurotypes, sexual orientations, and religious beliefs.