Where Form Begins to Feel
Patricia Bozhko
Creator of the TraceMind Method
Certified Transformational Coach · Psychologist · Neurographica Specialist
Blending psychology, creative mapping, and body-led practice to guide people out of stuck patterns and into grounded clarity.She doesn’t push. She reshapes.
Her work is not about effort — it’s about form.
Through her methods, people reconnect with their inner structure and find stable softness — the kind that grows from the inside.
“We don’t need more strength. We need stable softness.”
Not for Everyone — But for You
Who is it for?
Those feeling stuck, anxious, or scatteredPeople in transition: emotionally, professionally, personallyTherapists, coaches, creatives — seeking a deeper way to work with self and othersAnyone who wants to create inner structure — not through willpower, but through form
Visual Integrity
Presence & Aesthetic
Patricia’s presence is precise, intentional, and aesthetically attuned.
Her visual clarity reflects the same inner structure she helps others cultivate.
She works with form — in psychology, in movement, and in style — as a way to embody transformation.
The Geometry of Change
TraceMind Method
TraceMind is not art. Not therapy.
It’s a hands-on method to shift how you feel, act, and respond — by changing the structure beneath your thoughts. This method does not impose a form—it helps you remember your own.
🌀You don't draw. You leave the trajectory of your inner state.
🌀 You reshape it — through movement and focused form
🌀 You anchor the new pattern — as a body-led neural map
Customer reviews:
“After neurographics, I could get angry because I had to follow a template.
But after TraceMind, I want to hang the drawing on the wall.
Inside, I feel lightness and completeness.”"...there is no dictation of form, there is trust in the process..."
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