About Stephanie Simpson

​​“Teach me and I’ll forget.

Show me and I may remember.

Involve me and I’ll understand.”

​This Chinese proverb embodies the philosophy of my consulting and coaching practice.

I am an Artist, a Consultant, a Coach, a Facilitator of Learning, a Researcher, a Writer, and an All-around Curious Person

Drawing on my background in psychology, movement, mindfulness, and trauma-informed practices, I partner with individuals, businesses, and organizations to achieve their greatest potential by creating alignment from a holistic perspective. Skilled at holding space so that individuals and businesses can get clear on their purpose and be intentional with their goals, I empower my clients to lead their lives with courage and to the fullest by creating communities and workplace cultures that are human centric, fostering and valuing employee wellness and sustainability.

An RYT-200 Hour Certified Yoga Instructor, I hold a BA in Interdisciplinary Studies from Emerson College, an MFA in Dance Performance/Choreography from Smith College, and an MA in the Clinical Psychology with an emphasis in Spirituality, Mind, Body and a focus in Organizational Change from Columbia University, Teachers College. My research focuses on fear and stress management, conscious leadership, group development, engagement/performance, and creativity/innovation. I am an ICF certified professional coach at the PCC level, trained through the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC) and a Master Practitioner in the Energy Leadership Index Assessment.

I work with individuals, groups, and teams in a variety of industries: Finance, Education, Technology, Media, Performing/Creative Arts, Health Care, and Start-Up/Entrepreneurship. In addition, I’m on faculty and was the Teaching & Learning Center Fellow in charge of the “Faculty-Student Wellbeing” Initiative at John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY), I’m the author of the “21 Day Stress Management Workbook: A holistic, interactive guide to Re-define Your Relationship with Stress,” and I am one of the Co-Founders/Artistic Directors of Reject Dance Theatre, a professional modern dance and education company based in NYC and Providence.

To learn more about my work and philosophy, check out the Media and Blog sections of my website.