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Tracey Potter Trauma-Informed High-Performance Coach

Tracey Potter Trauma-Informed High-Performance Coach

Email: tracey@kinderinthekeys.com

Website: www.traceypottercoaching.com

Phone: 561-352-4442

Serving clients worldwide

Tracey Potter is a Trauma-Informed High Performance Coach helping people rebuild confidence, clarity, emotional resilience, structure, and momentum.

A professional figure skating coach since 1997, Tracey brings nearly three decades of
experience coaching through pressure, reinvention, performance, discipline, and personal transformation.

She is IF accredited through the Life Coaching Institute and John Mattone Global
Leadership Coaching and is also certified as a Trauma-Informed Coach through the Center of Healing Trauma.

Her coaching blends high-performance coaching principles with trauma-informed care,
accountability, measurable outcomes, nervous system awareness, and practical tools that create real change.

MY APPROACH
My coaching is more than coaching. It's a project.

Everyone hires a coach to learn a sport: to improve performance, gain perspective, stay accountable, build confidence, and measure growth. I approach life coaching the exact same way. Healing, confidence, discipline, emotional resilience, and mindset are all trainable.

You do not change your life through motivation alone. You change your life through repetition. Stick to the plan. Repeat it like medicine. Measure your progress. Watch your life begin to change.

THE PROJECT
My coaching projects are structured around periodization - the same concept used in elite athletics and performance training - where growth is measured in phases, seasons, goals, recovery, repetition, and progression over time.

Because life has seasons. There are seasons of healing. Seasons of rebuilding. Seasons of discipline. Seasons of reinvention.

Every client enters coaching in a different season of life, and together we build a measurable framework around goals, habits, mindset, accountability, nervous system regulation, and daily structure. Transformation is not accidental. It is trained.