Claire Harris Coaching

Claire Harris Coaching I help women move through the in-between by working with her body, not just the mind. When she gently meets those parts, the realisations finally come.

We go beneath the looping thoughts to uncover the hidden beliefs and fears that keep her stuck.

17/06/2026

You might be in The Descent if booking an appointment feels harder than the emotional work you're doing.

You might be in The Descent if:

• You know you need to book the appointment, but can't seem to make the call.
• Your inbox feels overwhelming, even when there aren't many emails.
• Small decisions feel disproportionately exhausting.
• You keep wondering what's wrong with you because "simple" tasks suddenly aren't simple.

The Descent is often misunderstood.

People expect it to look dramatic.

But much of the time, it looks like sitting in your car trying to gather the energy to send a text.

It looks like staring at a form you could have completed easily six months ago.

It looks like having less capacity for ordinary life while your system is busy dismantling an old way of being.

This isn't about becoming incapable.

It's about recognising that deep change requires energy.

And during The Descent, that energy is often being used beneath the surface.

If everyday admin feels unusually difficult right now, don't just ask, "Why can't I do this?"

Ask, "What is my system working so hard to reorganise?"

Sometimes that question changes everything.

Have you experienced this side of The Descent?

Or was this the post that helped you realise where you are?

ThresholdWork

15/06/2026

"You already know" is not always helpful advice.

Reading old journals revealed that the truth had been present for years.

The job wasn't working.
The relationship wasn't working.
The life no longer fit.

The problem wasn't awareness.

The problem was believing that awareness should automatically produce action.

In my Threshold Framework, this phase is The Edge:
It is not the moment you discover the truth.

It is the period of time when you are living alongside a truth you cannot yet fully act on.

If you are gathering evidence, noticing patterns, and quietly telling yourself the truth, you may not be behind.

You may simply be at The Edge.

If you're in The Edge right now, what evidence keeps appearing?

04/06/2026

Looking through old photographs recently, I saw something I couldn't see while I was living it.

I kept telling myself things would improve once I got through the next challenge.

The next hurdle.
The next problem.
The next season.

But the photographs told a different story.

What I thought was resilience was actually prolonged misalignment.

One of the hardest truths about the Crumble is that it often looks reasonable while you're inside it.

Only later do you realise how much of yourself you've been losing.

Have you ever realised something in hindsight that you couldn't see at the time?

Yesterday I spent some time looking through old photos of myself.What struck me wasn't what I was doing or where I was.I...
31/05/2026

Yesterday I spent some time looking through old photos of myself.

What struck me wasn't what I was doing or where I was.

It was the light. ✨

You can see it in the earlier photos.

Then, year by year, you can see it becoming dimmer.

Not disappearing all at once.

Just slowly fading into the background.

Looking back now, I don't see weakness or failure in those years.

I see adaptation.

I see a woman trying to make life work.

Trying to fit in.
Trying to belong.
Trying to hold everything together.

And I think that's one of the things we only understand after a Threshold.

When we're in the Descent, it can feel as though everything is being taken apart.

Only later do we gain enough distance to understand why.

My Threshold wasn't trying to return me to the woman I used to be.

It was reconnecting me with the parts of myself that had been buried beneath years of adaptation.

The light.
The aliveness.
The freedom to be fully myself.

But it didn't stop there.

Because a Threshold doesn't simply take us back.

It carries us forward.

The woman I am now is not the woman in those photographs.

And she is not the woman who lost herself either.

She is someone new.

Someone who carries the light she once had, alongside the wisdom, boundaries and self-trust that could only be gained by walking through the Threshold. 🤍

That is the gift I can see now.

Not a return.

A reclamation and a becoming. ✨

🌿 Can you recognise a season where you lost a little of your light—and a season where you found it again?

28/05/2026

One of the biggest mistakes women make during the Descent is trying to control the destruction. 🌊🖤

Trying to manage it.
Contain it.
Fix it fast.
Hold everything together while life is trying to dismantle what no longer fits.

But the Descent was never asking you to perfectly manage the collapse.

It was asking you to stop fighting the truth of it. ⚡️

The Descent feels unbearable because the nervous system experiences dismantling as danger. ⚠️🫀

So naturally, you try to regain control.

You overthink. 🌀
Force answers.
Try to stabilise relationships that are ending.
Grip tighter to identities that are already dissolving.
Push yourself to “figure it out” before your system is ready.

But the more you try to control the destruction, the more exhausted you become. 🌧️

Because some structures are not meant to be repaired.

The Descent is not asking you to enjoy the collapse.
It’s asking you to stop abandoning yourself while it happens. 🤍

Surrender in this phase is not weakness. 🌑

It’s the moment you stop trying to force the old life to survive when deep down, you already know it no longer fits.

Sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is stop gripping so tightly. 🕊️

If you’re inside a Threshold right now, comment “Descent” and I’ll send you more resources on navigating this phase. ✨🌙

25/05/2026

When I feel stressed or pressured now, I deliberately slow myself down.
I make a coffee. I sit down. I stop moving for a minute.
Because booking the car in for a clean is not life or death. Putting things up for sale is not a tiger chasing me. Replying to an email is not an emergency.
But my nervous system learned to treat ordinary life like urgency.
Everything felt immediate. Everything felt high pressure. Everything felt like it had to be solved right now.
And I think a lot of women live like this without even realising how activated their body has become.
We move through daily life bracing. Rushing. Over-functioning. Trying to stay ahead of disaster that isn’t actually happening.
So lately I’ve been practising something very simple:
Showing my brain and body that normal life tasks are safe to do slowly.
That the world does not collapse because I paused first. That urgency is not the same thing as importance. That I do not need to abandon myself to be productive.
Honestly, sometimes the healing is less about doing more…
and more about teaching your nervous system: “we are safe enough to slow down.”

If your nervous system has been treating everyday life like survival mode, comment “slow down” ❤️

21/05/2026

One of the quiet markers of emergence is this:

You no longer need to become cruel in order to protect yourself.

Earlier in the threshold, the pain is consuming.

You’re grieving.
Ruminating.
Trying to survive.
Trying to understand why your life collapsed the way it did.

But eventually something changes.

Not overnight.
Not perfectly.

But slowly, the nervous system stabilises.
The identity reorganises.
And you stop relating to pain from pure survival.

Then life brings you back into contact with the very people who once activated you.

And this is where you often realise how much the threshold changed you.

Because you could respond from resentment.

But instead, you respond from groundedness.

Not self-abandonment.
Not people pleasing.
Not weakness.

Choice.

In Claire Harris’ Threshold Framework, this is often seen in later Emergence — when the nervous system can re-enter previously activating dynamics without collapsing into old survival responses.

The threshold didn’t just change your circumstances. It changed who you became inside them.

If you’re currently navigating The Edge, The Descent, or Emergence, comment “threshold” and I’ll send you more information about The Threshold Passage.

06/05/2026

If you keep thinking…
“Did I make a mistake?”
“Should I have stayed?”

This is for you.

If your mind won’t stop trying to figure it out, replaying conversations, questioning your decisions, going back and forth all day…
This is the part no one really talks about.

There’s a phase in the Threshold Framework by Claire Harris where everything feels unstable like this.

Not because you’ve done something wrong, but because the version of your life that used to work… doesn’t anymore.

You don’t need to have the answer right now.

You’re allowed to be in the middle of it without rushing yourself out.

If your mind keeps looping, try this:

What am I trying to figure out right now?
Do I actually have the answer to that yet?
What do I need today—not forever, just today?

Keep it simple.

Save this for when your mind starts looping again.

30/04/2026

If you keep asking ‘what should I do?’… and nothing is giving you a clear answer.... this is why.

You’ve asked everyone.
You’ve gone back and forth in your own head.
You’ve even had a tarot session with me… and they’re still not giving you a clear answer.

It just feels foggy. Unsteady. Like you can’t land anywhere.

And that’s the part that gets to you because you just want something solid to hold onto.

But here’s what’s actually happening:

You’ve reached the point where, deep down…
you already know something isn’t right.

You might not be saying it out loud yet.
You might still be trying to “figure it out”.

But something in you has already shifted.

In the Threshold Framework (created by Claire Harris), this is what’s known as The Edge: The moment where the truth is there, but you haven’t fully stood in it yet

So you keep asking for answers.

But nothing lands…
because you’re looking for certainty outside you when the shift is asking you to face what’s already inside.

Try this instead:

What do I already know that I keep trying to get out of?

If this hit, follow for more where I talk about the actual phases you’re moving through so you can stop feeling like you’re losing your mind and start understanding what’s happening. Or check out the free content in my linkin bio.

24/03/2026

You might be in Integration if…

• You’re setting boundaries without explaining yourself.
• Your nervous system feels calmer — but tender.
• You don’t react the way you used to.
• You’re choosing differently in small, ordinary moments.
• Things feel less chaotic, but also less exciting.

Integration is reassembly.

It’s not a high.
It’s coherence.

This is where self-trust becomes behavioural.

It’s quieter than The Descent.
But it’s where the change stabilises.

Notice what’s steadier now.

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