“I have always sought answers to the big life questions.” - Ellie Burke

Having been through my fair share of difficult life circumstances, internal turmoil, as well as incredibly rich and beautiful life experiences, I have always sought out answers to the big life questions.

Drawn to philosophy, exploring the edges of life, and with the wish to understand the nature of suffering, I started exploring the physical practice of yoga in my early 20's followed by a many-year immersion into the inner work of both yoga and meditation. After teaching yoga and meditation for 18+ years, the path of coaching unfolded as a necessary and obvious next step in supporting people in finding their way to happier, more meaningful and connected lives.

As a certified coach, I thrive on connecting with people, seeing and hearing what challenges them, and helping to facilitate their process of understanding what is keeping them from experiencing what they want most in life. 

I believe in the power of self-reflection and curiosity.

By questioning our assumptions and exploring our true nature, we open doors to growth. While we can't control external conditions, we can change our relationship with them, transforming our experience. 

At our core, humans are connected through shared suffering and the search for connection and acceptance.

True connection arises from being present with ourselves and others, focusing on direct, moment-to-moment experiences. The most important thing we can do is discover who we really are beneath our conditioning. This self-discovery is the foundation for personal and collective healing.

Our attention is our greatest resource. By consciously directing it, we shape our experience and contribute to a more aware and compassionate world.

Ellie is a Certified Martha Beck Life Coach, M.ED., and ERYT-500.


I walk beside my clients as a compassionate witness, helping them discover their authentic selves while providing the exact level of support they need - whether I'm guiding deep inner exploration or simply creating space for them to notice what arises in the present moment.

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“She helped me name both my fears and also identify my longing and vision for another way to be.”

— Q.W.