KataVita comes from the Latin roots meaning “Pure Life.”

It represents living with authenticity, courage, and alignment—choosing love over fear, and presence over perfection. That’s the heartbeat of everything we do here.

"Vita" is also an homage to Katherine Victoria's grandmother, Victoria Robles Lay. The badass woman who made all of Katherine's endeavors possible.

If you’ve ever thought,

“I’ve done all this healing, and yet I’m still attracting the same patterns,”
“I can’t keep living in this all-or-nothing mode,” or
“I just want to feel calm and clear again,”

—You’re not broken; you’re simply ready for something deeper.

At KataVita Coaching, we work with women who’ve done the inner work but still feel stuck in self-doubt, burnout, or repeating cycles. Coaching helps you integrate everything you’ve already learned and create lasting change through reflection and intentional action.

—You set the pace; I provide the structure and reflection.

This isn’t about doing more — it’s about doing differently. Together, we uncover what’s keeping you stuck, heal the roots of old patterns, and rebuild confidence, calm, and self-trust.

KataVita Coaching is ideal for women ready to:
🌿 Heal from toxic dynamics
🌿 Rebuild confidence
🌿 Create loving boundaries
🌿 Live guided by love, courage, and growth

If you’re hearing that quiet voice whisper “something needs to change,” trust it.

👉 Book your free Discovery Call to explore if coaching is right for you.

Both coaches and therapists help you grow, but their roles—and focus—are different.

Therapy helps you understand where you’ve been—
coaching helps you decide where you’re going next and how you want to get there.

A therapist is clinically trained to address mental health conditions, trauma, and emotional disorders. Therapy often looks to the past, helping you understand and process experiences that shaped your current behaviors and emotions. It’s a powerful tool for healing deep wounds and developing emotional stability.

However, traditional therapy can sometimes overlook the female experience—particularly for women navigating complex trauma, caregiving burnout, or invisible emotional labor. There’s still limited research on how women uniquely process and recover from trauma, which can leave many feeling unseen or misunderstood.

A coach, especially a trauma-informed life coach, bridges that gap. Coaching is future-oriented and action-focused, helping you integrate what you’ve learned in therapy into daily life.

At KataVita Coaching, we help women rebuild confidence, trust themselves again, and form healthy emotional boundaries. Because sometimes what we really need is someone who gets it.

If you’re currently searching for a therapist, coaching can also provide an emotional support structure in the meantime—offering reflection, stability, and compassion as you continue your healing journey.

Therapy is ideal if you’re:

- Experiencing severe depression or emotional distress

- Having suicidal thoughts or thoughts of self-harm

- Living with PTSD or debilitating anxiety

- Currently in—or in the process of leaving—an abusive or unsafe relationship

- Managing bipolar disorder, BPD, OCD, DID, or other clinical mood disorders

- Needing a licensed mental health professional to diagnose and treat mental health conditions

Coaching is ideal if you’re:

- Healing from toxic or unbalanced relationship patterns

- Strengthening emotional intelligence and communication skills

- Integrating what you’ve learned in therapy into daily life

- Rebuilding confidence, clarity, and self-trust after burnout, heartbreak, or loss

- Establishing healthy boundaries and maintaining emotional balance

- Neurodivergent and struggling with focus, organization, or productivity

- Creating a life guided by love, courage, and growth—not fear or perfectionism

True healing doesn’t happen overnight — it unfolds through patience, practice, and presence.

The KataVita 1-Year Coaching Program is designed for women ready to create lasting transformation — not just temporary change.

Over twelve months, you’ll break free from negative self-talk, rebuild confidence, heal emotional wounds, and finally trust yourself to attract aligned love and authentic relationships.

This isn’t a quick-fix gimmick. It’s a structured, compassionate journey that helps you rewire your neural pathways and integrate new habits that actually stick.

Through personalized coaching, mindfulness practices, shadow work, and guided meditations, we help you release emotional blocks and create a balanced, empowered life rooted in love, courage, and growth.

KataVita Coaching blends neuroscience, holistic psychology, and Katherine’s lived experience as a resilient survivor to guide conscious women through deep, sustainable healing.

Because real growth isn’t about doing more — it’s about doing differently.

👉 Learn more or book your free Discovery Call to begin your transformation.

Each KataVita Coaching session is a blend of reflection, strategy, and gentle accountability—designed for women ready to heal, grow, and create lasting change.

You can expect a safe, supportive, and confidential space to explore what’s keeping you stuck and reconnect with your authentic self. Together, we’ll identify limiting beliefs, uncover emotional patterns, and create practical action steps that align with your values and vision.

Sessions may include guided visualization, mindfulness, expressive writing, or somatic exercises to help release emotional blocks and build self-trust. Every practice is tailored to your unique journey and pace.

You'll leave each session feeling grounded, clear, and empowered—not overloaded with to-dos, but supported with tools to move forward with intention.

At KataVita Coaching, everything is rooted in our core values: love, courage, and growth.

Coaching isn’t about fixing who you are—it’s about coming home to who you’ve always been.

Every woman’s journey is unique—but most clients begin noticing shifts within the first few sessions. You may start to feel lighter, more self-aware, and more grounded as you break free from old thought patterns and reconnect with your inner voice.

At KataVita Coaching, we don’t rush results—we focus on integration. Real transformation happens when insight meets consistent practice. As you learn to embody what you’ve discovered in each session, the changes begin to take root and ripple into every area of your life.

Our 1-Year Coaching Program is intentionally structured to support this integration process—helping you not just understand your patterns, but truly rewire them.

Over time, you’ll build confidence, emotional balance, and deeper self-trust that lasts.

Because lasting change isn’t about doing more—it’s about doing differently, with love, courage, and growth.

That’s completely normal. Many of my clients felt the same way at first. Growth can feel uncomfortable because it asks us to let go of old versions of ourselves.

But this space is built on compassion and non-judgment. You don’t have to have it all figured out—you just have to be willing to begin

Understanding the distinction between a toxic and an abusive relationship is crucial for seeking the right support.

A toxic relationship is characterized by unhealthy patterns that can include poor communication, constant criticism, and lack of support. These relationships can drain your energy and negatively impact your well-being. A relationship coach can assist you in identifying and addressing these toxic patterns, helping you develop healthier communication and relationship strategies.

An abusive relationship, on the other hand, involves patterns of behavior that are used to gain and maintain power and control over another person. This can include physical, emotional, economic, or psychological abuse. If you find yourself in an abusive relationship, it is important to seek help from a therapist or counselor who is trained to provide the necessary support and resources.

For more detailed information on what defines a toxic vs abusive relationship, please visit The Gottman Institute's article on defining a toxic relationship.

Katherine is a Jay Shetty Certified Coach, trained in evidence-based coaching techniques rooted in positive psychology, mindfulness, and emotional intelligence. She holds degrees in Literature and Economics from Texas A&M University and received professional trauma-informed training during her years as a public-school teacher.

Currently pursuing her Master’s in Psychology, Katherine blends academic insight with lived experience to create a coaching approach that’s both compassionate and practical.

As a survivor of rape and abuse, she has personally navigated depression, anxiety, grief, and post-traumatic stress—transforming her pain into purpose. Her journey of breaking generational trauma cycles allows her to guide others through healing and empowerment with authenticity, empathy, and depth.

With over a decade of personal study in mental health and behavioral science and six years exploring Tibetan Buddhism and Taoism, Katherine offers a rare balance of science and spirituality.

More than credentials, coaching is about connection. Katherine encourages you to find a coach who feels aligned—and if that isn’t her, she’ll gladly refer you to someone who is.

👉 Learn more about Katherine’s background and philosophy on the About Page