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BOM — Body of Movement

A whole-life approach that meets you where you are.

A personalized approach to your wellbeing—nutrition, movement, sleep, and community—designed around your body, your history, your goals, and what you need today.

No two bodies—or seasons of life—are the same. Your practice should make room for yours.

A whole approach

The parts of a life work together.

Movement, nutrition, sleep, mindfulness, and community are not separate projects. Together they create the steadiness and capacity to live more fully as yourself.

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A life,
in harmony

Movement

Nutrition

Sleep

Mindfulness

Community

Kate seated for a quiet breath practice in sage attire
“Before we ask the body to do more, we listen to what it is already saying.”

The approach

Your body is always giving you information.

How you feel today may not be how you felt five years ago—or even last week. Your history, energy, strength, sleep, nourishment, nervous system, goals, and life experiences all shape what your body needs now.

That’s why the practice begins by listening. Rather than asking your body to fit a fixed program, we build a plan around you—blending movement, nutrition, rest, and community as your body and life change.

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“Your practice can be steady without being static.”

The practice

What informs the work.

No single method. These disciplines are blended differently for each body, history, goal, and season of life.

Pilates

Reformer and mat—precision, control, and connection.

Strength

Progressive work for muscle, bone density, and confidence.

Mobility

Joint function, balance, posture, and usable range.

Functional movement

Movement shaped by how you lift, reach, rise, and live.

Breath & nervous system

Grounding, awareness, recovery, and regulation.

Nutrition science

Support for energy, metabolism, recovery, and longevity.

Areas of focus

  • ◦Prenatal movement and strength
  • ◦Postnatal recovery and rebuilding
  • ◦Perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause support
  • ◦Strength, muscle development, and bone-health practices
  • ◦Mobility, balance, posture, and joint function
  • ◦Core and pelvic-floor–supportive movement
  • ◦Nervous-system regulation and somatically informed movement
  • ◦Nutrition guidance grounded in nutrition science
  • ◦Data-informed planning using physician-interpreted DEXA scans and bloodwork
  • ◦Sustainable practices for longevity and everyday life
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“The body is the most personal environment a woman inherits. It is also the one she is given the least help designing.”

About Kate

Kate works with women in midlife to build movement, strength, and health behaviors that carry them into the second half of life with steadiness and ease.

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Personal by design

A practice that changes with you.

Some days your body asks for strength. Other days it asks for mobility, restoration, challenge, or simply more attention. The practice responds to what is happening in your body—not to a predetermined routine.

01

Your history

Where your body has been matters.

02

Your body today

How you feel today matters.

03

Your goals

Where you want to go matters.

04

Your practice

We bring those pieces together into a plan designed for you.

Kate seated with attention to posture and breath

Slow wellness

Wellness doesn’t always begin by doing more.

Sometimes it begins by slowing down long enough to understand what your body actually needs. Before we move, we listen. Before we prescribe, we understand. And before we ask your body to do more, we consider where it is today.

How it begins

A thoughtful practice starts with understanding you.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Tell me what you’re looking for, your goals, your movement history, and anything you’d like me to know.

  2. 02

    Check in

    We’ll have a short conversation about your body, your needs, and the best place to begin.

  3. 03

    Begin your practice

    Together, we’ll determine the right starting point and create an experience designed around you.

Begin With a Conversation
Kate walking along a coastal path

Community

Community is part of the practice.

BOM is a place for women to move, learn, gather, and feel supported—not only in their bodies, but in the lives they are building around them.

Classes, conversations, workshops, shared meals, walks, retreats, and other gatherings are taking shape quietly.

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Library

A thoughtful collection for living well in a changing body.

Readings, conversations, trusted practitioners, research, and useful discoveries—chosen slowly and kept for a reason.