Bonjour ! I’m Kelly Newsome Georges.
I’m a coach, writer, meditation teacher, and modern ritualist living in an old stone house in Provence — with three kids I gave birth to, three more I lucked into, and a cozy home office corner overlooking a lavender field. I’m the author of The MINE Books: Volumes 1 and 2 (2024), and my work centers on one thing: helping people come home to themselves when everything else is shifting.
For over 15 years, I’ve guided high-functioning women — and a few exceptional men — through change, uncertainty and transition.
Those hard moments that don’t come with a manual — birth, death, diagnosis, change in identity. A role ends, a chapter closes, or life hands you something you didn’t see coming. You’ve read the books, stayed strong, done it all — or you’ve dropped the balls, fallen apart, and done the bare minimum. No matter what you do, you aren’t sure how to move forward from this place. The usual coping tools have stopped working, and you start wondering if you’re the only one struggling. (You’re not.)
This work is for the moments in between — the liminal spaces where we can honor loss and uncover possibility.
This isn’t about more to do. It’s about more of you. A space to feel safe enough to hear yourself again. To stop spiraling and start reconnecting — with your values, your body, and the version of you that’s becoming. Less hacks. More wholeness.
Just because you can do it all alone, doesn’t mean you should.
If you’re in a season of uncertainty and want grounded, soul-aligned support — you’re in the right place.
PROFESSIONAL BIOGRAPHY
Kelly Newsome Georges is the founder of Ritual Care, where she serves as a master coach, meditation teacher, and modern ritualist. She helps high-achievers alchemize life’s hardest transitions — from identity shifts and career changes to birth, loss, and death — into strength, steadiness, and a deeper sense of self. A former attorney turned wellness guide, her work blends intuitive practice, psychology, neuroscience, phenomenology, existentialism, and ritual studies to guide women through seasons of change. Her work has been featured in outlets like USA Today, Bloomberg, and The Huffington Post.