Trauma-informed high-performance coaching

Change needs a method.

Understand the pattern. Rebuild with structure. Move forward with a plan that can hold.

Tracey Potter, trauma-informed high-performance coach
ICF accreditedProfessional coaching standards
Trauma-informedCertified through the Center of Healing Trauma
Coaching since 1997In Palm Beach County and online

Eight weeks. Four seasons. One clear progression.

The Bounce Back Method adapts the structure of athletic training to personal change. Each part has a job, and the order matters.

Weeks 1-2

Heal

Name the root pattern, understand what it protects, and stop the behavior costing you most.

Identify + understand
Weeks 3-4

Rebuild

Catch the pattern while it is running and create enough space to choose a different response.

Interrupt
Weeks 5-6

Discipline

Build routines small and specific enough to survive a difficult week, not just a good mood.

Rebuild
Weeks 7-8

Reinvent

Define what comes next and leave with a written 90-day plan you can run without coaching.

Execute

One-to-one coaching is available in Palm Beach County or by video anywhere in the United States.

Explore the Full Program

This may be where you are.

You achieved the thing and still feel stuck.

The promotion, title, or finish line arrived. The relief did not. You are functioning well enough that almost nobody can see the problem.

The sport ended and took your identity with it.

Athletes and their families often prepare for the next competition, but not for the day competition stops.

You keep breaking rules you set for yourself.

You know the boundary and still cross it. The pattern is older than this situation, and more willpower has not changed it.

Why this method exists

Built at the rink. Refined for what comes after.

Tracey began coaching figure skating in 1997. She saw how discipline is built, how identity attaches to performance, and what happens when that identity falls away.

The Bounce Back Method brings that training logic into trauma-informed coaching: sequence the work, practice it under real conditions, and finish with a plan.

Meet Tracey

Start with one honest conversation.

Twenty minutes, no cost and no pitch. Bring the thing you keep avoiding.