Meet Coach Meghan

Founder of Truly Living Self-Defense & Wellness

With over a decade of experience as a fitness and mindset coach, Coach Meghan brings a rare blend of wisdom, relatability, and fierce empowerment to every woman she works with.

She began training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu four years ago. She was immediately captivated by the practical and emotional strength that self-defense builds not just in the body but also in the mind and spirit. As someone who spent much of her early 20s living and traveling abroad, Meghan once felt invincible. But after working with hundreds of women across all stages of life, from kids to teens to grandmothers, she realized something powerful:
It’s never too early and never too late to feel strong and safe in your own body.

Meghan is a Holistic Health Coach (IIN), a NASM-certified personal Trainer, and an HNLP Mindset Coach through Peopleistic USA. Her approach weaves together practical self-defense, intuitive fitness, and deep self-awareness so women can live more confidently, set stronger boundaries, and connect fully with who they are.

Through the Truly Living Self-Defense method, she teaches that self-protection isn’t about force but timing, awareness, and reclaiming your power.

“Your body was made to protect you. I’m just here to help you remember how.”

Our Coaching Concept

Self-defense is more than physical knowledge. It’s a pathway to transformation of your body, your mind, and your belief system.

At Truly Living, we don’t just teach techniques to defend against violence. We teach women how to stand strong in their worth, move with clarity and confidence, and rewrite the unconscious patterns that hold them back.

Through self-defense, functional movement, breathwork, and mindset coaching, we help you:

  • Reclaim a powerful connection to your body

  • Replace fear with presence and awareness

  • Shift from self-doubt to self-trust

  • Create new patterns that say:
    “I am worthy of safety.”
    “I am capable of owning and protecting my space.”
    “I can stand up for myself with power and grace.”

We use the body as a doorway because when you move differently, you think, feel, and believe differently, too.

This is self-defense for real life. This is self-defense for Truly Living.

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