Stephanie Simpson is an executive coach, speaker, and leadership consultant based in Connecticut. Her path into this work is a bit unusual: She began her career as a professional dancer and choreographer, so she brings a grounding in the embodied arts to her work as a coach and consultant. She has an MFA in Dance as well as a Masters in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis on spirituality, mind and body from Columbia University.

In this conversation, we explore what it means to approach the work of leadership development with this holistic focus on body, mind and spirit.

Learn more about Stephanie and her work here:

https://www.stephanie-simpson.com/

Meet Michal Klau-Stevens: A clinical social worker based in West Hartford, CT doing fascinating work healing trauma. She is an expert in the modalities of Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), and psychedelic-assisted therapy. Her work raises profound questions about how to relate to trauma, how healing happens, and the nature of wholeness.

She's also my sister, and one of my favorite thought partners on themes of leadership, personal growth, social change, and spiritual development!

She's a gifted healer, and I'm excited to share her perspective and expertise with you all on this episode!

Learn more about Michal's practice here:

Azure Psychotherapy

On this episode, I’m sharing an interview with Dr. Angel Acosta, Founder of the Acosta Institute. Angel is a friend, a colleague, and an invaluable mentor to me as I seek to launch and grow the Center for Courageous Wholeness. In this conversation, Angel interviews me about the ideas at the heart of the courageous wholeness model, why I'm launching the Center, and what my hopes are for this work. The video version of this conversation is available on YouTube, and I'm sharing the audio here for folks who prefer podcasts over video.

Dr. Acosta is a global thought leader, educator, and founder who has transformed his doctoral research into a thriving interdisciplinary consulting firm—The Acosta Institute.

Learn more about him at the following sites:

www.drangelacosta.com

The Acosta Institute