can the whole page have music?? Like a Spotify link to peaceful music?
Want the LOGO here
can the links above take someone directly to booking? and Service descriptions?
Inhabited Life
with
Patrick Reilly
Real Impact.
Nervous system based coaching, archetypal inquiry, shadow work, and embodied practice for people ready to inhabit their life rather than performing it.
Need better photos - or no photos at all? and this should be where pull quotes go
A Letter to YOU:
Share who I am w the reader - lean into what I love to do with my clients, tell the truth, and lean into why someone would choose me over something more traditional.
Schedule a Session
This section should have free consultation, individual session price $125, Group Classes (and a link to whatever group classes I have at the time), Transformation package ($1000, $2000, $3000), and Corporate (Rate upon request) (link to my email that has a form with a description)
All booking pages should have a form with a few questions.
the learn more should open up into the 4 ways we can work together.
I hate this layout, want it to be sleeker
One-on-One, Group Sessions, The Transformation Package, and Corporate
Four ways we can work together.
Story. Soma. Soul
Patrick Reilly is an Emotional Integration Coach, certified facilitator of The Paradox Process, and an avid student of the archetypal frameworks of Carl Jung and Caroline Myss. His practice is built on the belief that lasting change doesn't happen through insight alone, but when the body, psyche, and soul are brought into conversation with one another.
Drawing from The Paradox Process, archetypal inquiry, somatic intervention, and prayer, Patrick works with individuals navigating transitions, persistent patterns, and the particular exhaustion that comes from living at a distance from oneself. His approach goes deeper than traditional talk therapy, pinpointing places language hasn't yet reached.
A playwright, actor, filmmaker, and co-founder of The Queer Ensemble — a NYC-based nonprofit theatre company dedicated to elevating queer stories and storytellers — Patrick brings the creative act into everything he does. All of his work, whether on stage or in a session, centers the same essential question: what alone is yours to create? Now, how can we inhabit that?
He is based in New York City and works with individuals, groups, and organizations.