About

Hello — I'm Therese.
So glad you're here.

I work with mindfulness, hypnotherapy, and human-centered development. My approach is practical and accessible, built on lived experience rather than theory. I'm not here as the expert with all the answers — I'm here as a guide who helps you reconnect with what you already know.

Therese Trinity Hultengren
The story

Why I do this work.

I've spent years in environments where people were always switched on — meetings stacked back-to-back, decisions made on empty, emotions buried under deadlines. I noticed how rare it had become to simply pause.

Mindfulness changed that for me. Not as a technique, but as a way of returning to myself. I started bringing it into teams quietly, and the change was real: clearer thinking, kinder communication, less reactivity.

That's the work I do now — helping people, and the cultures they're part of, breathe again.

Training & background

Grounded in study, practice, and lived experience.

  • Certified Hypnotherapist — Jacquin Hypnosis Academy (since 2023)
  • Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Science
  • Mindfulness and meditation practitioner since 2019
  • Years guiding workplace mindfulness sessions, online and live

My approach is grounded in evidence-based practice, adapted with warmth for people whose days are full.

What moves me

A deep curiosity about being human.

Alongside mindfulness and hypnotherapy, I'm endlessly drawn to the many lenses through which we understand ourselves — psychology, leadership, personal development, spiritual practice, metaphor and symbolism, myth and storytelling, ancient knowledge, nature as teacher, astrology, human design, coaching.

PsychologyLeadershipPersonal developmentSpiritual practiceSymbolismStorytellingAncient knowledgeNatureAstrologyHuman designCoaching

I weave what I've learned across these worlds into work that feels simple, human, and honest — never preachy, never performative.

How I work

Quietly. Without pressure. Fully present.

I guide sessions the way I'd want to be guided — with warmth, no jargon, and zero performance. There's no right way to do this. You don't need to clear your mind, sit a certain way, or feel a particular thing.

What I try to create is a small, safe space where it's okay to simply be — and from there, everything else gets a little easier.

Curious whether this might fit your team?

Let's have a conversation