Corporate Healer
ABOUT ROSINA
I spent most of my life assuming the problem was me.
Over-delivering, pushing, forcing and proving. I was successful but had little interest in the life I had built.
The problem wasn't me. It was the story I had been telling myself, keeping me fearful and anxious, always looking over my shoulder for the next attack. I was too disconnected from my emotions and body to understand what they were trying to tell me.
Changing the story gave me back a life I love. Helping others do the same, in a day rather than a decade, is what I do now. That’s why I call myself a Corporate Healer. I know what corporate life asks of people and I work with what it costs them
WHY ROSINA
Time-poor, cash rich, and unwilling to spend months on something that would only skim the surface.
I had reached a point where something had to give, but I didn't have months to see a result. I needed something that reached the root quickly, without upending the life I still had to live. This wasn't about a quick fix or gimmick. I wanted depth and precision without disruption.
I trained alongside my full-time role in the approaches that gave me the most relief and built the Catalyst Day around what worked for me, rather than around one method I happened to like.
EXPERIENCE
SVP, Head of EMEA Consultant Relations & UK Sales Director
Northern Trust Asset Management · 2016–2024
Consultant Relations Director
Fidelity International · 2012–2016
BlackRock · 2007–2012
Relationship Manager & Sales (UK)
Legal & General Investment Management 2001-2007
Client Service Manager & Fund Manager's Assistant
Schroders Investment Management (UK) 1997-2001
BSc Economics with European Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University
MY STORY
It took me ten years to learn what I now do in a day.
I spent 27 years in asset management across sales, relationship management and consultant relations. I was good at it and I loved it: the pace, the clients, the complexity. I was also the person who absorbed whatever needed doing. I was proud of how hard I worked and the effort I put in.
In 2014 my baby had an accident that I could not talk about. I went back to work, living with the guilt and shame and tried to cope as best as I could. The following year the bullying started, my knee went and I had the first of multiple surgeries. I did not connect any of those events. I assumed I was simply unlucky and probably deserved to be treated that way.
Then, in 2016, following further extensive surgery, I was made redundant, mismanaged and pushed out. I already had a job lined up, so I used the outplacement support for a personal development course. It became the catalyst for an ongoing journey to understand myself and why I felt and acted the way I did.
By 2019, my health had continued to deteriorate. My stomach, my back, my knees and my asthma were all telling me to stop, yet I kept pushing, proving and taking on too much. The environment was toxic, competitive and combative, and I felt misunderstood and maligned. I chose to step back from managing people for the sake of my health and treated it as my line in the sand. Something had to change.
I started investing in one-day intensive coaching sessions. For the first time I stopped asking what was wrong with me and looked more closely at the stories and events shaping how I thought, felt and reacted. I took the time to notice my bodily signals and the emotions that I was suppressing to keep delivering and get through. Looking back, my knee went the year after the accident. My back went at the time I felt unsupported. I now see how I was pushing down the guilt and shame and by pushing so it started showing up in my body.
The final test came in 2024. A promotion, a colleague who decided I was the opposition and a management team unable to manage the situation. I could clearly see the dynamic, my role in it and that there was no upside for me in staying. I did not need to be proved right, so I left.
It took me ten years to take apart the stories I built my identity on. I now know where to look, what to look for and how to get to the root of a story without spending ten years getting there.
TRAINING
Understanding your story is not the same as being free of it.
Seeing the story clearly gives you a choice where before there was only reaction. But knowing your story does not mean you automatically stop repeating it. You can have all the insight in the world and still end up back in the same place.
The story isn't only in your head. It shows up in your body first, in the tension, the broken sleep and the reaction you can't stop.
Change comes from working with all three: body, mind and energy. That is why I trained across several disciplines.
Body
The emotions and events that you have pushed down show up as tension, aches, broken sleep or a churning stomach and what your body is trying to tell you.
Mind
The beliefs and automatic responses running underneath deliberate thought, where the story repeats.
Energy
The patterns in how you make decisions, direct your energy and respond to what is around you.
These constantly feed each other. A belief creates a physical response. A physical state changes what you think. Both shape your motivation, your attention and your sense of what's possible. Change happens when body, mind and energy are addressed together.
The methods I use each reach across more than one of these. Hypnotherapy and EFT, for example, can work with mind and body at the same time. That overlap is the point. It means we can work with the same story from different directions.
Master NLP
Hypnotherapy
Timeline Therapy
Advanced EFT
Human Design
Reiki