An Integrative Coach is a professional who takes a holistic approach to personal development. This type of coach focuses on integrating mind, body, and spirit to help individuals achieve their goals. This type of coach combines various methods, often blending practices from psychology, wellness, mindfulness, and emotional regulation.
The goal of an integrative coach is to support clients in aligning all aspects of their lives—emotional, physical, mental, and spiritual—so they can achieve a sense of balance, fulfillment, and purpose. By addressing the whole person rather than focusing on just one area, integrative coaching aims for more profound, lasting transformation and personal growth.​​​​​
I’m Dr. Lisa Wulff, an Integrative Coach specializing in self-regulation, wellness, and mindfulness. My passion lies in helping women break free from fear, self-doubt, and limiting beliefs to live a life aligned with their true potential.
As an integrative coach, I combine mind-body and mindfulness to guide you toward greater self-awareness, emotional regulation, and holistic well-being. My focus is helping you build resilience, reduce stress, and cultivate balance in all aspects of your life—mental, physical, and emotional.
Through our work together, I create a supportive space for you to reflect, heal, and grow. Whether you’re stuck or ready to write a new chapter in your life, I’m here to help you develop the tools needed for lasting change. True transformation comes from within, and I’m here to guide you.
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Disclaimer: Dr. Wulff is not a therapist or a psychiatrist. Her goal is not to diagnose a particular condition or prescribe medication but to assist in developing a plan that realizes your overall objectives so that you may live your best life, personally and professionally. If you want a specific diagnosis, don't hesitate to contact a therapist or a psychiatrist.
CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL LIFE COACH
CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL LIFE COACH
DOCTOR IN PHILOSOPHY IN PSYCHOLOGY
with Specialization in Educational Psychology
MASTERS IN PHILOSOPHY IN PSYCHOLOGY