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The end of a long-term relationship can be overwhelming, but it can also be the beginning of something new. I’m passionate about helping people heal, rebuild their confidence, and move forward with purpose - so they feel ready to open themselves to love and dating again.

Nga Mihi,

Kirstin Murray.

Ending a long-term relationship can turn your world upside down - especially in midlife. You may be experiencing grief, confusion, loss of identity, or uncertainty about what comes next. The first year can feel particularly overwhelming as you try to find your footing again and make sense of who you are now.

This is a time for healing, reflection, and rebuilding. It’s about understanding what you’ve learned from your relationship, releasing emotions and beliefs that no longer serve you, and rediscovering your sense of self. New interests, new passions, and a renewed sense of confidence can emerge - but it takes time, care, and support.

When it comes to dating again, many people feel unsure or unprepared. Online dating can feel daunting, with countless apps and mixed messages. You may be asking yourself: Am I ready? Have I done the inner work? How do I move forward with confidence and clarity?

You don’t have to navigate this alone.

I support people who are healing after the end of long-term relationships to rebuild confidence, reconnect with who they are now, and feel emotionally ready to date again. Together, we work to gently streamline this process - so you feel grounded, clear, and confident as you move forward and open yourself to a new relationship that truly aligns with you.

I bring both professional training and lived experience to this work, having navigated my own separation after a 30-year relationship. My approach is compassionate, practical, and deeply respectful of where you are on your journey.

Warmly,

Kirstin Murray

Diploma in Counselling & Pyschology

Certified Life Coach

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MY COACHING METHOD

  • REFLECT

    Reflect what you have learned from the relationship about yourself and what you want in a new relationship moving forward.

  • RELEASE

    Release emotions and beliefs that don’t serve you so you can rebuild self esteem.

  • REDISCOVER

    Rediscover your identity outside the relationship and your vision for the future.