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Shanetta McDonald is an Intuitive Living Coach, helping women—especially working moms—break old patterns to reclaim their energy and create lives that feel more manageable, meaningful and aligned.

Through somatic coaching and practical life design, Shanetta helps women move beyond burnout, perfectionism, and the pressure to do it all so they can reconnect with themselves, trust their inner wisdom, and make choices that honor who they are now.

Before coaching, Shanetta spent 17+ years as a publicist shaping the stories of changemakers, creatives, and mission-driven brands. Today, she combines her storytelling expertise with somatic tools to help women rewrite the narratives they’ve outgrown and create a next chapter that feels authentic, sustainable, and fully their own.

Whether you’re a high-achieving woman who’s exhausted from carrying too much, a mother trying to find yourself beyond your roles, or a creative longing to reconnect with your voice, Shanetta’s work offers a grounded approach rooted in one powerful belief: your body already holds wisdom about the life you’re meant to create.

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Connecting the Mind
and Body for Clarity

Engaging our internal Body Compass as a decision-making tool.

Regulating Our
Nervous System

Tips on navigation dysregulation and self-soothing to regulate our bodies.

Eating Disorder
Recovery

Highlighting the nuances of eating disorders and recovery through the lens of Black and Brown women.

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