ComeHometoYourself.WholenessisPossible.

Integrative coaching and therapeutic mentoring for addiction, anxiety/depression, eating disorders, family-of-origin trauma, chronic illness, and the patterns quietly shaping your life.

Tasha Darwent by the river
Certified Integrative Health CoachMental Health & Addiction Recovery CoachTrauma-Informed Mindfulness MentorFamily Systems & Somatic Therapy PractitionerCertified Yoga TeacherNaropa University Guest Lecturer30+ Years of Lived ExperienceHundreds of Clients SupportedCertified Integrative Health CoachMental Health & Addiction Recovery CoachTrauma-Informed Mindfulness MentorFamily Systems & Somatic Therapy PractitionerCertified Yoga TeacherNaropa University Guest Lecturer30+ Years of Lived ExperienceHundreds of Clients Supported

You are not the problem.
You are the one who finally stopped pretending.

Most people don't arrive here needing another self-help book, podcast, or protocol. They come because something inside has been asking for change for a long time.

Quiet water at the edge of a Colorado river

The patterns that won't let go.

Substances, food, work, screens, relationships, perfectionism. Whatever the form, addiction is often an intelligent survival strategy — one that got you through something but no longer serves you. Together we'll explore what it's protecting, and what healing looks like beyond it.

Open mountain light, a single figure walking

The family role you were assigned.

The difficult one. The sensitive one. The truth-teller in a system built on denial. Many of us survived by becoming who our family needed — until the role became an identity. This work helps you reconnect with who you are underneath it.

Hand on heart in golden light

The illness no one could explain.

Autoimmune symptoms, gut issues, fatigue, brain fog, chronic pain. Doctor after doctor, contradictory answers — while your body told a story no one would hear. Healing doesn't begin by dismissing symptoms. It begins by listening.

About Tasha

Hi, I'm Tasha.
I'm glad you're here.

For more than thirty years, I've walked my own healing path — through anorexia, bulimia, addiction, family-of-origin trauma, and chronic illness no one could name.

What healed me wasn't one thing. It was tending to all of it at once — body, mind, nervous system, relationships, spirit. That's the work I do now: integrative, whole-person, and centered on your story.

Tasha Darwent holding a fresh smoothie

Boulder, CO

Credentials

01

Integrative Health Coach

Certified in nutrition, gut health, lifestyle medicine, and root-cause healing.

02

Mental Health & Addiction Recovery Coach

Certified coach with 16+ years supporting people in recovery.

03

Trauma-Informed Mindfulness Mentor

Vipassana, Tonglen, RAIN, somatic awareness, and contemplative practice.

04

Family Systems & Somatic Therapy

Transforming the deep patterns held in both the body and the family system.

05

Certified Yoga Teacher

Because sustainable healing includes the body — not just the mind.

Specialties

Five areas of focus.
One way of meeting you.

Most clients carry more than one of these at once. Healing rarely happens in neat categories. Neither do people.

Specialty 01

Addiction Recovery

Substances, food, work, relationships, screens. Whatever the behavior, addiction is often an attempt to regulate pain, overwhelm, or disconnection. Together we'll understand what it's been doing for you — and build healthier ways to meet those needs.

It was never really about the substance.

Specialty 02

Eating Disorders

Anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, orthorexia, body-image obsession. Eating disorders are rarely about food — they're expressions of deeper pain, control, and survival. Together we'll listen to the wisdom beneath the symptoms and rebuild trust with your body.

Your body has been trying to keep you safe.

Specialty 03

Family Trauma & Scapegoating

If you were the difficult one, the sensitive one, or the family truth-teller, you may still carry roles that were never yours to hold. This work helps you separate your identity from the stories assigned to you, and reconnect with your authentic self.

You weren't the problem. You were the truth-teller.

Specialty 04

Chronic Illness

Autoimmune conditions, fatigue, gut disorders, neurological symptoms, brain fog. Healing often means looking beyond isolated symptoms — to the physical, emotional, relational, and spiritual factors beneath them.

Your body has been telling the truth all along.

Specialty 05

Young Adults in Transition

Identity, purpose, relationships, autonomy, belonging. The years between adolescence and adulthood can be profoundly transformative — and profoundly confusing. This work offers mentorship through some of life's most important transitions.

A guide for the threshold years.

The approach

What I learned the long way:
healing only works when it's whole.

Most programs offer one answer. One diet. One protocol. One framework. That was never enough for me — and it may not be for you.

Three intertwined wildflower stems braided into one bloom

Principle 01

Integrating, not choosing.

You can't meditate your way out of chronic inflammation, supplement your way out of grief, or think your way out of a dysregulated nervous system. Body, mind, and spirit are one whole. We work with the whole person, in the order your healing requires.

A wildflower bud beginning to unfurl

Principle 02

Symptoms are intelligent.

The addiction, the eating disorder, the anxiety, the freeze response, the patterns that make no sense — what if they were never the problem, but an attempt to solve one? We begin by listening, then build safer ways to meet the needs beneath them.

Two wildflowers leaning gently toward each other

Principle 03

Healing happens in relationship.

Many of us were wounded in relationship, and most of us heal there too — not through isolation, shame, or trying harder, but through safety, connection, and being seen. We move at the pace your nervous system can sustain.

Services

Three ways I can support you.

Whether you're navigating recovery, chronic illness, family patterns, or a care team that needs support, this work meets you where you are — and helps you take the next honest step forward.

Cupped hand holding a small wildflower

Service 01

Therapeutic Mentoring

Compassionate mental-health support that doesn’t ask you to become someone else. We begin exactly where you are — with the addiction, anxiety, depression, eating disorder patterns, family-of-origin wounds, self-limiting beliefs, or daily routines that are asking for care.

Service 01

Therapeutic Mentoring

Together, we work gently and honestly to understand what’s been keeping you stuck, build healthier habits, and create a life that feels more grounded, nourishing, and true.

Good fit for:

  • Addiction recovery
  • Eating disorder recovery
  • Anxiety and depression support
  • Family-of-origin trauma
  • Unhealthy patterns and self-limiting beliefs
  • Building healthier routines and daily structure
Leaf, water droplet, and sun woven together

Service 02

Integrative Health Coaching

Supports the physical side of healing while honoring the emotional and spiritual layers, too. This work may include nutrition, supplementation, movement, mindfulness practices, complementary care options, and support navigating the Western medical system.

Service 02

Integrative Health Coaching

The goal is not to chase perfection or follow a rigid protocol. It’s to help you listen to your body, make informed choices, and build a healing plan that fits your real life.

Good fit for:

  • Chronic illness support
  • Gut health and fatigue
  • Nervous system regulation
  • Food, movement, and lifestyle changes
  • Complementary and alternative care guidance
  • Preparing for or navigating medical appointments
Three wildflowers connected by shared roots

Service 03

Team Consulting

Healing often involves more than one person. Team consulting helps families, support systems, and care teams communicate more clearly, understand the person they’re supporting, and create a more thoughtful plan of care.

Service 03

Team Consulting

This work is especially helpful when several people are involved and everyone wants to help, but the path forward feels confusing, fragmented, or emotionally charged.

Good fit for:

  • Family support planning
  • Care coordination
  • Team communication
  • Recovery support teams
  • Young adult support systems
  • Educational or therapeutic care planning

Not sure which service fits?

You don't have to figure that out alone. We can start with a conversation and find the right next step together.

Book a free consultation

How we work together

Three simple steps.

No pressure. No sales pitch. Just a conversation.

Two wildflowers leaning toward each other

Step 01

Begin with a free consultation.

We'll spend 30 minutes talking about what's bringing you here. You share your story, I listen, and together we explore whether this feels like the right fit.

Open notebook with a pressed wildflower

Step 02

Receive a personalized healing plan.

No templates. No cookie-cutter protocols. Just thoughtful guidance shaped around your history, goals, needs, and circumstances.

Winding path with small wildflowers

Step 03

Walk the path together.

We meet weekly, biweekly, or at a pace that fits your life, with steady support and accountability along the way. The work unfolds at the pace of your nervous system—not someone else's timeline.

The cost of waiting

Another year doesn't have to look like the last one.

Most people come to me after years of trying harder. Another protocol. Another promise. Another attempt to force change through will.

You already know what staying stuck costs.

The question is what becomes possible when you stop carrying it alone.

Tasha Darwent in conversation with a client

“Healing moves at the pace of your nervous system.”

Tasha

From those I've walked with

What healing has felt like.

Portrait of Hannah
Portrait of Omar
Portrait of Charlotte
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Portrait of Jesse
Tasha supported me with empathy and compassion through three years of healing. She provided a safe space for me to grow, and I'll always be grateful for her guidance.

Hannah

27 · Anxiety & self-worth · Boulder, CO

Free Book · A field guide

Wildflower — Returning to the Self.

Wildflower — Returning to the Self, by Tasha Darwent

A field guide for adult children, family scapegoats, and anyone finding their way back to themselves.

  • How to recognize the roles your family system assigned you
  • The hidden ways trauma shapes your body, relationships, and sense of self
  • Practical steps for setting boundaries and reclaiming your voice
  • Reflection prompts to reconnect with your worth

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My lived experience became my expertise. My wounds became my wisdom. My trauma became my curriculum. My healing became my offering.

— Tasha Darwent