Katie Jean Hadiaris is a Workplace Wellness Coach & Strategist and the founder of Work Is Not Family, a movement that challenges modern workplace norms and helps professionals develop a healthier relationship with work.
As an ICF-Certified somatic trauma-informed coach with a background in corporate leadership and HR, her work bridges the gap between professional development and personal growth, helping professionals heal in the workplace, not just perform.
Through a blend of nervous system education, somatic regulation practices, and practical workplace strategy, Katie helps clients decenter work, regulate their nervous systems, and have successful careers without losing themselves in the process.
Offerings:
Fragile Like a Bomb: 90 Days to Stop Absorbing and Start Recovering
My signature 1:1 coaching program for professionals who feel emotionally drained by work. This program combines nervous system regulation, somatic practices, and practical workplace strategy to help professionals stop absorbing the emotions and dysfunction of others so they can have more time and energy for their bodies, relationships, and life outside of work.
Learn more here.
Quiz: Is It You or Your Job?
A free self-assessment designed to help you understand whether the stress you’re experiencing is coming from your own patterns or from unhealthy workplace dynamics (or both). The quiz highlights the hidden ways people absorb stress at work and offers insight into how to start shifting that pattern.
Take the quiz here.
Workshops, Speaking, & Training
Interactive workshops and talks focused on reducing emotional absorption at work, regulating the nervous system, and developing a healthier relationship with work. These sessions are designed for wellness communities, professional groups, and organizations that want practical tools for managing stress and protecting long-term wellbeing.
Contact me here.


Services
- Workplace Wellness Coaching & Strategy
- Workshops & Group Sessions
- Interviews & Appearances
- Written Resources
- Wellness Collaborations



