About me

TO THOSE IN THE WELLNESS WORLD

You are big hearted, deeply empathetic. Acutely aware of how complex humanity is and yet, you remain hopeful, imaginative and committed - you just want to be able to share your work, to pour your medicine back into the world.

The medicines you serve are the ones that saved you or made you feel the most alive. From meditation to breath, somatic movement to coaching, you do it because you feel called to, compelled to and you know how much the world needs it right now.

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But let’s be real, it’s not the easiest profession to choose.

You work hard in an unregulated industry, you hold people in a capitalist and individualist culture that thrives on separateness and pits us against each other.  

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You see it at play in cancel culture and the resultant fear of being judged

You see it when you charge too little and undermine the power of what you do

You see it when appearance and aesthetic wins over substance

You see it when you overgive or shelve what it takes to sustain yourself.

You see it in the fear that we’re not good enough, our fear of doing harm,

It’s common to keep your struggles private and keep showing up, you keep trying to find your people, offering your medicine, social media demands your energy - and you’re doing it all in these times. 

But in isolation you feel under-resourced, unsupported and sometimes unsure of what’s the best way to do your work. You wonder if what you are doing is enough in this wild world…

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You don’t want to leave the industry but wonder if this path is sustainable, Maybe the next course or retreat will resource you. There are moments when it feels too hard, when a job at Tesco appeals more than it should…

I’m Cat, and I sense what you actually long for
is community.

Not the manufactured kind masquerading as camaraderie when really its capitalism in disguise. The kind that moves humans to remember their peace and power, and the collective to remember that it’s a collective. 

I’ve worked in this space for 25 years.

I have seen us sold marketing courses, business coaching, and trainings all promising to make it easier, us richer and the world better. 

I have seen hundreds of space holders burn out or break down (again)

I have seen us get farther from one another, niching only in the places where there is money.

I have done all of that too.

And I have seen too many amazing practitioners give up because it’s too hard, step down because they couldn’t get the followers or simply quit because they refused to play the game.

Medicine people used to be resourced by the community, and feed into the community. Now, amidst the individualism, ego and performance – we’ve forgotten what we’re here for.

My work is to remember. To reclaim it.

To create an eco-system in which those who are here to hold others, are also held. 

Nestled at its heart is The Treehouse, a supportive supervision community for those in the wellness space to bring the things that stay with you from your work, to be held, to grow well so you can reach more people with your medicine.

With access to regular informed guidance by people who know exactly where you are, within a community of people who intimately get it and support to get you where you want to go. Think the depth of support you experienced in training, here to hold you throughout your career.

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You’ll overthink less and do more. You’ll build momentum to make things happen, and cultivate a sustainable, fulfilling living from the medicine work you’re here to pour back into the world. Whilst modeling the strength of the collective for those yet to be released from the grip of individualism. 

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It’s never too early to be supported in this work. If you’re ready to feel that rush of relief that comes from knowing you’re no longer alone in this, there’s space for you here, with us. 

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Press bio

Cat Moyle | Somatic Therapist + Teacher | Founder of The Treehouse

Cat is a Somatic Therapist and Teacher supporting + inspiring wellness professionals to do the work these times need.

She has worked somatically since 2001 and her seasoned experience holds a solid and loving space.

In 2026 she launched 🌳 The Treehouse | A Supervision and Support Community for wellness professionals.

The Treehouse sits within a wider vision of eco-system funding and wise counsel for those in wellness - a callback to when communities used to hold their medicine keepers - so the vital role of returning us all to the whole (inner and outer) can be played by well rounded, well resourced, well rested folks responding to their deepest calling.

⭕️ We hold them, they hold us, we remember how to be held, we remember how to hold. Full circle.

Her view of wellness is that it must always be rooted in community and she brings that unshakeable commitment to her offerings.

Based in the UK and Online you can read more about Cat here https://catmoyle.com

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SHORT SHORT BIO

Cat Moyle | Somatic Therapist + Teacher | Founder of The Treehouse

Supporting and inspiring wellness professionals to do the work these times need.
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Through supervision, somatic support and community.
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She works via one to one sessions (in person and online), small group training (with Laura Oseland) and potent online community (on The Portal)
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Her view of wellness is that it must always be rooted in community and she brings that unshakeable commitment to her offerings.

Join The Treehouse to be part of the vision.

MY TEACHERS / GUIDES

I am fiercely supported and inspired by a network of teachers, mentors, peers and friends. I wholeheartedly understand that part of my work is to share what I learn from them. Here are the ones who currently inspire, support and teach me, speak in ways that makes me stop and listen and generally shine a light in dark corners.

Naomi Absalom - thecollectiveenergies.com/ 

Read more at catmoyle.com/treehouse

Laura Oseland - lauraoseland.co.uk/ 

Michelle Bartolo - michellebartoloyoga.com/ 

Eric Lipin - amanaeeurope.com/

Tad Hargrave - marketingforhippies.com/

My Mum and Family

Everyone I've ever worked with

The Late, Great Barefoot Doctor - RIP, D.