About Irelynn Hukill, BS & CLC
I help you overcome mental health and emotional challenges that inhibit you from living a more fulfilling, intentional life. I do it because I’ve been there, too.
What Makes Me Unique
I am a pre-licensed social worker finishing my Master’s, with over 5 years of experience supporting youth and families through emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges. I’ve worked in acute clinical settings including outpatient therapy, schools, and detention facilities.
I am a certified life coach through the Life Coach Training Institute.
I utilize both my lived experience and clinical training to inform my coaching practice. I am passionate about helping others move through the fog of emotional dysregulation, self-doubt, and living in survival mode, so they can reconnect with themselves and begin living with more intention and peace.
My Coaching Style
My coaching style is collaborative, intuitive, and rooted in both evidence-based practices and lived experience. I draw upon trauma-informed, strengths-based, mindful approaches, like DBT skills, to help you build a more grounded and compassionate relationship with yourself.
I specialize in emotional and nervous system regulation, life transitions, and creating action plans to address patterns that are not conducive to personal growth, so that you can move forward with confidence, purpose, and a greater sense of trust in yourself.
What Does This Look Like?
This is your space to be real with yourself about your story and your growth.
You show up as you are.
I meet you there, without judgment.
Together, we will sort through the mental clutter and make space for what actually matters.
We pause. Reflect. Rebuild.
This is how we will work towards nurturing your soul—gently, intentionally, and on your own terms.
“Irelynn is outgoing in her efforts to help others”
- M
“Everyone could use a little Irelynn in their lives”
- E
Ready for your biggest glow-up yet?
Let’s get to it!
Disclaimer: Irelynn Hukill is not a licensed therapist and is unable to provide therapy. If there is an emergency or crisis, please contact 911 or 211 for your closest community services.