Coaching Outdoors podcast
🌿 Podcast Feature: Bluebell Coaching in Conversation
“Even when life feels uncertain, there’s always the chance to grow back stronger. Like the bluebell — hidden underground for three seasons before returning in full bloom — expats, too, can rediscover strength and resilience in unfamiliar soil.”
That’s what Cat Boersma, founder of Bluebell Coaching, shared when reflecting on her own journey. In this podcast conversation, she opens up about:
✨ Moving from social work into outdoor coaching and why nature became her foundation.
✨ The emotional highs and lows of setting up a coaching practice in a new country.
✨ Why playfulness (yes, juggling balls and bubbles!) matters when navigating serious challenges.
✨ How time in the English countryside helped her resource herself and reconnect to what truly matters.
This episode isn’t just Cat’s story — it’s an invitation for expats who feel stretched thin, unseen, or disconnected to hear how nature, reflection, and small playful rituals can restore perspective and balance.


Shortly after taping the fist podcast I was asked to join again as part of a wider audience to tell youall about Outdoor Coaching.
There is nothing better then being able to coach Outdoors with fresh air and nature as a natural extra tool.
Feeling untethered after your move? You don’t have to go through it alone. My coaching package for expats offers a way to process the challenges, ground yourself, and start feeling at home — in your surroundings and in yourself.