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Welcome to Spiral Path Life Coaching, a nurturing space where clarity, connection, and personal growth thrive.

I’m Christine, the founder and heart behind Spiral Path. My mission is to empower you to embrace your true self, unlock your potential, and design a life aligned with your deepest desires.

With soul-centred guidance, transformative tools, and compassionate support, I’m here to walk alongside you on your journey of self-discovery and purposeful living. Whether you’re feeling uncertain, seeking inspiration, or just exploring possibilities, you’ll find the resources and community to help you along the way.

Together, we’ll explore your inner world, celebrate your strengths, and uncover what makes you come alive. Let’s walk this path toward a more soulful, fulfilling life – one step at a time.

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