Nourish
An anti-inflammatory eating rhythm shaped to your cycle, your culture, your kitchen. No deprivation, no orthorexia. Only a quieter relationship with the foods that calm your body.
A twelve-week method built by someone who lived stage IV of this disease, and came back. Written for the woman who has been shuffled between specialists, told to keep waiting, keep medicating, keep apologising for her own pain.
You are constantly managing pain, even when you appear fine on the outside. You have learned to push through, and you have learned what it costs.
You are tired the way rest does not fix. Not the body kind. The deeper kind.
You have been dismissed, more than once. Somewhere along the way, you began to doubt your own body. Some part of you went quiet about the pain because no one knew what to do with it.
There is a small, constant fear about the future. Your health. Your fertility. Whether you will be able to keep the life you have built. Whether you can build the one you wanted.
And some days, when your body cannot meet what the day is asking of it, you carry a quiet sense of guilt. As if the body has failed you, instead of the other way around.
If any of this lives in your week, you are in the right place.
190m women carry this around the world, roughly one in ten of reproductive age.
7.5yrs the average wait before her pain has a name. Most women have been dismissed, more than once.
12wk the Reset, used differently: nourish, regulate, return, one slow cycle at a time.
I was born with this disease. I just didn't know.
I spent my childhood being moved from hospital to hospital, clinic to clinic, specialist to specialist. They treated the symptoms. None of them found the cause. It took until I was 31, and until a disc in my lower back finally smashed and refused to heal, before anyone gave the pain its real name. By then I was already in the final stage. According to my doctors, my life was in danger.
Four years of my life paused. Four years bedridden. Some days I could not take a shower on my own. Some specialists refused to treat me because the disease was too advanced and I was too young. I became a guinea pig for aggressive treatments that took my bone density, my hair, and eventually my nervous system. By the end of it I had PTSD severe enough that I could not be touched, could not bear to be observed, panicked at the idea of another examination room.
It took seven specialists. The seventh was the one who could operate, and the one who finally knew how to treat me.
What I needed back then was a person who had walked through it. So I became her, for someone else.
I rebuilt my body the long way. Nutrition, PTSD psychotherapy, nervous-system regulation, movement, sleep, the unglamorous emotional work of forgiving a body that had been failing me. It worked. Slowly, steadily, completely.
Today I am fully recovered. I live the life this disease tried to keep me out of. And I spent the years after my recovery training in everything I wish someone had handed me at twenty-five, psychology, nutrition, hormones, chronic pain, trauma, the teaching of all of it, so that no woman who finds me has to find her way out alone the way I did.
I'm not your doctor. I'm a woman who lived inside this body before you, and who has spent years studying the ways back to one's own life. The method I share is a structure, not a prescription, and every woman I work with builds her own path inside it.
Débora.
A psychologist by degree. A coach across five disciplines, certified to teach and translate the work into a structure women can live inside.
six certifications · one practice
This is the structure I wish someone had handed me. A personalised twelve-week program, shaped to your body, your history, the life around you. We move slowly because the body remembers slowness, and because nothing real was ever rushed.
An anti-inflammatory eating rhythm shaped to your cycle, your culture, your kitchen. No deprivation, no orthorexia. Only a quieter relationship with the foods that calm your body.
Nervous-system practices, breath, sleep architecture, and gentle movement. We teach your body that it is safe, because the immune work cannot begin until the body believes it.
Re-introducing energy, work, intimacy, ambition. Recovery isn't only the absence of pain. It's the presence of a life you actually want to be inside of.
Every program is built for one woman, but the journey carries familiar landmarks. These are the doors we walk through together.
We start with deep mapping: symptoms, cycle, history, sleep, stress, the foods you can't stop and the ones you avoid. Nothing prescriptive yet. Just listening.
A gentle dietary realignment built on what your body already accepts, layered with anti-inflammatory rhythms that reduce flares without restriction-fatigue.
Cycle-aware nutrition, micronutrient repletion, liver and gut support: the unsexy infrastructure most plans skip.
Breath, sleep, somatic practices that teach your body the chronic threat is over. Pain often softens here before anything else moves.
Not workouts. Movement chosen for your phase, your energy, your day. Strength returns as a side-effect of gentleness, not as the goal.
Work, relationships, plans you stopped allowing yourself to make. We close the program with a personal protocol so the work continues without me.
I am Débora, based in Amsterdam. I do not replace your doctor; I am the person you would have wanted in the waiting room with you. I built the Reset Method out of every protocol that finally worked on my own body, and I trained in each of its parts until I could teach it.
I'm honest about what I am and what I'm not. I tell women the things I wish someone had told me earlier. I take very few clients at a time. Recovery is intimate work, and I refuse to do it at scale.
When I needed this kind of care, I could not find it. So I built it, slowly, by hand, practitioner by practitioner. A dietician who understands the body before, during and after surgery. A psychotherapist trained for the PTSD this disease leaves behind. A pelvic physiotherapist for what diet and regulation cannot release. Women I know personally, brought in only when the work calls for it. You do not navigate the calls. You do not chase the referrals. The heavy path is no longer yours to walk alone.
Personalised nutrition through the full arc of a surgical path: preparing the body before, holding it through the procedure, and rebuilding on the other side. Repair fuel, not just food.
Trauma-informed care for the post-traumatic stress this disease leaves behind. For the years of being unheard, the fear of the next flare, and the relationship a woman builds with her own pain.
Hands-on internal and external pelvic work for the deep muscular and fascial tension endometriosis can lock into the body. Brought in when the pelvis needs more than diet, regulation, or therapy alone can release.
Choose the doorway your body is ready for. Each session is held one-to-one by Débora, paid in advance to hold the time, and booked directly through her calendar.
Trauma · emotional regulation · mental health
For the woman whose body has been carrying what her mind couldn't say. A trauma-informed psychology session held by Débora as a psychologist.
Chronic pain · nervous system · hormonal health · lifestyle
Ninety minutes of integrative work: pain literacy, nervous-system regulation, hormonal patterns, and the unglamorous lifestyle architecture that quietly rebuilds the body.
Three pillars · Nourish, Regulate, Return
The full personalised twelve-week recovery. The work begins with a quiet opening session where Débora maps your body's particular pattern, then unfolds week by week.
A discovery call is fifteen quiet minutes. No pressure, no script. Just a conversation about where your body is, where you'd like it to be, and whether the Reset is the right shape for you.