About Corri T

Hi! I’m Corri T! I’m a Mindset and Conscious Creation Coach and I’m here to guide and inspire you to create the happiest, most authentic and fulfilled version of yourself in your life and relationships.

I want to show you the HUMAN, mental-health friendly way of creating the life you want. I aim to help you understand yourself better, so that you can create from a place of grounded security, rather than need or lack.

I believe in the power of storytelling and I have experienced first hand how inspiring it is to see real life examples of healing, change and success. These stories always give us hope and help us see ‘If they could do it, I can too!’.

My qualification for this role as a coach is my experience, story and research. Through the many emotional challenges I have faced, I always told myself that one day I would use the lessons I gained to show other people a way through. So this is what I am doing now.

In 2015, I did a Ted X Talk in which I talked about how my perceptions of the anxiety disorder I used to suffer with, changed my whole experience of it. You can watch it below:

How It Started / My Story

My journey as a coach began in 2017, when I lived in Australia and completed a life coaching course. While the course gave me a taste of what coaching could be, I found the rigid, worksheet-heavy approach didn’t resonate with me. It felt too clinical and impersonal, which didn’t align with the deeper emotional connection I wanted to foster with clients.

For a while, I thought coaching wasn’t for me. I shifted my focus back to my greatest passion—music. I earned a Master’s Degree in Songwriting and poured myself into the creative process. That period of my life taught me so much about what makes a life fulfilling. I thrived creatively, emotionally, and productively, and I started to recognize key pillars of mental health and well-being: structure, routine, purpose, community, support, and movement. These practices remain central to my own stability and growth.

My return to coaching was unexpected. I started a YouTube channel, sharing insights from my personal journey—stories from my relationship, lessons in self-love, healing, and transforming patterns. This process deepened my understanding of relationships and the inner work necessary to thrive.

The success of my channel brought people from all over the world to my door. They shared their struggles with relationships, self-esteem, goals, and emotional dysregulation, seeking guidance. I realized how much I loved connecting with people, helping them unpack what was holding them back and discover what they truly wanted.

I also had the privilege of learning from Dr. Mo Cohen, a psychologist and personal transformation coach with over 40 years of experience. Under his supervision, I grew as a coach and deepened my emotional skills, particularly in creating safety and connection, recognizing hidden patterns, and helping people access clarity and confidence.

Now, with years of coaching experience, I specialize in helping people transform confusion and stuckness into bold, aligned action. My emotional skills—deep empathy, intuition, and the ability to hold space for complex emotions—set me apart. I meet my clients where they are, helping them feel seen and understood while guiding them to uncover their own answers.

When we work together, you can expect:

- A deeper understanding of yourself and your relationship patterns.

- Practical tools to regulate your emotions and build trust within yourself.

- Clarity to move forward in alignment with your goals and values.

- Strengthened self-esteem and the ability to create fulfilling relationships.

- Confidence to take bold action and achieve incredible outcomes in your life and relationships.

My mission is to help you break free from limiting patterns, build a foundation of self-love and trust, and create the deeply connected and fulfilled life you deserve.

 

DISCLAIMER: I am not a mental health professional. The content on my YouTube channel, website and in my sessions is made up of my opinions and life experience and is not a substitute for professional mental health advice.