DiveThru was created to help you live life connected. It’s what drives every decision we make, every post we share and everything we create. You might wonder… why did these people come together to create a company entirely dedicated to helping YOU to live life connected?
Well, our story started when our founder, Sophie Gray, felt like she was going to shit her pants and throw up at the same time. What was wrong with her?
Sophie was unwell. It wasn’t merely the work of a virus or a bad burrito. It was a panic attack. If you’ve never had a panic attack, it feels like a heart attack, except it’s in your body, heart and mind. Just like a heart attack, a panic attack is sometimes years in the making. For Sophie, it was the years she spent afraid, anxious and depressed. It was the years she spent looking in the mirror hating who she saw. It was the years she ignored who she truly was while chasing acceptance from others.
Her panic attack happened as a result of all the years she spent incredibly disconnected from herself. This panic attack occurred on a connecting flight, and left Sophie too afraid to catch her next one. Luckily her husband drove them across the country to get home. 3200 kilometers to be exact. After this experience, Sophie’s former life crumbled apart. She was forced to look within and connect with herself.
How did she take charge and turn that scared, anxious, unwell person into the dynamic and excited woman she is today? She searched high and low for something, anything, to help her, and discovered several helpful tools (and a lot of not so helpful ones). She spent years refining a practice that worked for her, and unknowingly created the method DiveThru is founded upon.
Sophie decided to turn what she had learned into an acessible tool for everyone because she knew she wasn’t alone in the way she felt.
She knew the world needed DiveThru, as much as she did.
So yeah, we’re obsessed with helping you live life connected because we know how terrible it is to be disconnected from ourselves and others. We get it, on the deepest level possible. And honestly, we wouldn’t wish a panic attack at 35,000 feet on anyone, so it’s time for you to DiveThru.
