About Esmée Geeratz
I’m Esmée – a mother and Overe® Practitioner in Specialised Kinesiology – devoted to supporting women through the invisible layers of motherhood.
I work with mothers who feel deeply, carry a lot, and sense that their system has been “on” for too long.
Many of the women I support are not new to personal growth. They’ve done the thinking, understand their patterns, and still find themselves overwhelmed, reactive, or stretched thin. Because motherhood isn’t just a role – it’s a full nervous system initiation.
Through body-based kinesiology, I work directly with your system – not just your thoughts. Using gentle muscle testing, we identify the stress patterns and emotional imprints your body is holding. From there, we support your system in releasing and recalibrating, so you don’t just understand what’s happening… you actually feel different in your daily life.
When a mother is overwhelmed, the whole home feels it. When she becomes more steady and regulated, everything begins to shift – from her child’s sleep and behavior to the emotional climate of the family.
I offer one-on-one sessions (online), private journeys for deeper recalibration, and group sessions focused on nervous system support in motherhood.
This work isn’t about coping better or pushing through. It’s about creating space in your system – so you can respond instead of react, feel calm instead of constantly on edge, and experience motherhood with more clarity, connection, and steadiness.
So you can feel like yourself again.
Areas of expertise
I’m an Overe® Practitioner in Specialised Kinesiology with a background in intuitive healing and ongoing studies in body-based work.
My approach is deeply informed by both professional training and lived experience – including navigating the intensity of early motherhood, sleep deprivation, and nervous system recovery.
I specialize in supporting sensitive mothers and their children, with a focus on the nervous system and the emotional climate of the home.
My work bridges practical, body-based techniques with a more intuitive understanding of the mother-child connection.
Company values
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Women Owned
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