your move

Your life is fine. That's exactly the problem.

Eight weeks of group work for women who know what needs to change and are done with being there for everyone else but themselves.

Eight Tuesdays, 18:30 your time, two hours. October 13th to December 1st.

Enrolment closes October 11th.

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Zuza Zuber standing mid-gesture, talking with her hands

This is for you if

  • You know something has to change. You've known for a while and nothing has changed.
  • You take care of everyone and everything, then wonder why you're so tired.
  • You haven't said "no" to anything since spring.
  • Someone told you this week you're great at what you do and you didn't feel a thing.
  • Your cycle has gone strange, or your stomach has, and you've seen a doctor about it.

What you leave with

  1. A roadmap for 2027

    Not resolutions. A clear list of your own needs, without other people's expectations. A clear direction, knowing what to start, what to stop, and a way to tell it's working without a tracker.

  2. Practices for real life

    Somatic tools you can use at your desk, in a meeting, in the middle of an argument. They help you recognise the old reaction coming and you get to choose your own, instead of running the autopilot.

  3. You stop saving people

    You can sit with someone who's struggling without taking it on. You can say "no" without regret. You can take your decisions back without guilt.

  4. An honest overview

    Where your life actually is and what's blocking you from living the life you want, not the one you "should" live. You learn how to say it out loud without embarassment.

Faith Roberts

Set boundaries and the clients respected her more

Zuza's coaching actually helped me transition from a people-pleasing mindset to a firm, boundary-led approach. By applying her strategies, I was able to reclaim my time and well-being while actually increasing client satisfaction and respect for my work.

Faith Roberts, founder, FiTech Community · Group Coaching

The eight weeks

Four stages, two sessions each.

Weeks 1 and 2

Snapshot

Where you actually are, not where you say you are.

I recognise my patterns before they take over.

Weeks 3 and 4

Vision

What you want when you stop saying that "everything is fine".

I know what I want, not what I should want.

Weeks 5 and 6

The gap

What's in the way, and what you're willing to let go of.

I'm not afraid to face my own excuses.

Weeks 7 and 8

Roadmap

Your next steps and new habits.

I'm already taking action in the new direction!

Somatic is not woo

Not crystals. Not chanting. Not a vibe.

soma

Greek: the living body as experienced from within.


Your body registers a pattern before your mind narrates it. We use those signals as information and practise with them, standing, out loud, in the moment. That's how a reaction actually changes, and how a new one becomes a habit.

The Algarve coastline in warm afternoon light

Started with fog, finished with a clear direction

The biggest challenge was identifying a concrete goal, something tangible, instead of having a fog in my mind: different doors open, without knowing which one I wanted to explore. I didn't have an initial goal, and it developed during our journey. It came out naturally.

Irene, Technical Writer · 1:1 coaching

How it runs

You don't fly anywhere. You don't take a week off. You show up from your everyday life where your patterns actually live, which is the only place where the shift can happen.

When

Eight Tuesdays, 18:30 Lisbon / 19:30 CET, two hours. October 13th to December 1st.

Where

Online. Camera on, room to stand.

How many

Ten to twelve women. Small on purpose. You'll be seen, not lost in a crowd.

This is the group version of the work I do 1:1. Same somatic work with a smaller price, and a room of women doing it at the same time.

A woman standing to practise in her own living room, furniture pushed aside

Between the sessions

It's not just about the weekly calls. Most of what changes happens between the group calls.

• You're paired with a buddy in week one and stay with her for the full eight weeks.

• You get short body-based practices, chosen for whatever the group is working on that week.

• There's a WhatsApp group and I'm actively in it with all of you, not just hosting it.

At the end of January we come back together for one call and look at what stayed and what didn't.


Twelve places, starting Tuesday 13 October. Enrolment closes on October 11th. If you'd rather talk it through first, book twenty minutes and I'll tell you honestly whether it's the right eight weeks for you.

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What this isn't

Not a self-paced course.

No content library, no modules, nothing to fall behind on.

Not therapy.

We work with what's here and what's next.

Not passive.

You show up, you stand up, you do the work between sessions.

Not a framework.

You won't be told what to do. If that's what you want, this is the wrong room.

Miri

Found the pause before the yes

I wanted to explore my tendency to say yes too quickly, before checking in with what I actually want. I realised there is actually a small pause between being asked something and having to answer.

Miri, English Educator & Curriculum Designer · after The Redo, a free one-hour workshop

Investment

€379

First cohort. The price reflects that, and it goes up after this one.

One payment or two. Places are held in the order they're taken.

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Questions

What happens on the call?

Thirty minutes on Google Meet. No prep, no pitch deck. I'll ask where you are, what you've already tried, and what you want to be different by January. You'll get to ask me anything about how the eight weeks actually run. By the end we'll both know whether this is yours, and if it isn't I'll tell you rather than sell you.

Do I have to talk?

Yes, though not constantly and not in front of twelve people every time. Much of the work happens in pairs and small groups. You won't be put on the spot, but this isn't a room you can sit quietly in for eight weeks.

Does my camera have to be on?

Yes. I need to see you to work with you, and the group needs to see each other. That's most of why a room of twelve works at all.

What if I've never done somatic work before?

Most people arriving haven't. There's nothing to learn beforehand and no vocabulary to catch up on.

I don't have much space at home.

Room to stand and stretch your arms out is enough. You don't need a studio or a mat.

Can I pay in instalments?

Yes. €379 in one payment, or two payments of €199.

What if I need to leave partway through?

You commit to all eight weeks. The fee isn't refundable once the camp starts. Two reasons. Ten to twelve women commit to the same eight weeks, and someone leaving mid-way changes the room for everyone still in it. And the hardest sessions are weeks five and six, which is exactly when leaving feels most reasonable and is least useful. So book the call first. I'd rather you didn't start than start and stop.

Who sees the recordings?

Only the women in your cohort. Nothing is public. You keep access after the camp ends.

What if I miss a session?

Sessions are recorded. One missed week doesn't end your camp.

What if I can't make several sessions?

Then this isn't your cohort. Tell me on the call and I'll let you know when the next one runs.

Why I'm running this

Zuza Zuber walking her dog along a turquoise wall in the Algarve

For most of my life I was the reliable one. The person who noticed what needed doing and did it before anyone asked. Who said yes to everything and meant it. Who people came to when something broke.

From the outside it was a good life. It just wasn't mine. It was closer to someone else's dream that I had got very good at living, and it took me years to notice the difference.

At 24 I hit my first burnout. I took time off, recovered, went back to work and changed nothing. I meditated, went on the retreats, read the books. All of it worked for a while, until real life kicked in and somebody asked me for something and I said yes before I had checked whether it was true.

Years later, inside a company in crisis, I ran breathwork for a team working through the night. Months afterwards they told me it was what got them through. That was the end of coaching being a side interest, and the first time I saw what a room does that a private conversation can't.

I have worked 1:1 since. It works. But not being able to say no is a pattern you run in front of other people, and something happens when you say it out loud to eleven women who recognise it immediately. It stops being only yours.

I coach from the Algarve, online, in English and Polish. ICF certified.

Next step

Ten to twelve places. Enrolment closes 11 October.

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Thirty minutes on Google Meet. No prep, no pitch. I'll ask what isn't moving and what you've already tried, and if this isn't the right eight weeks I'll say so.

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