My Approach
Hi folks! I'm Dr. Rebecca Stevenson, and I'm so glad you found your way here!! I am a Wellbeing & Human Development Coach and Organizational Development & Wellbeing Consultant trained in both clinical and sport psychology. My work spans individual and youth development, leadership and performance, organizational development, and community care.
More than ten years ago, I was just a girl in the world, following all the rules and trying to be who everyone needed her to be. And then, as it does…life happened. The pivot from the plan to the new plan was very real. That experience and the many that followed shifted how I understand care, success, and what it means to build not just the best, but the favorite version of one's life.
Today, I work with youth, helping professionals, artists, leaders, and organizations as they navigate growth, transition, performance, and change. That work can look different depending on who I’m working with. From coaching around identity and self development, to consulting with teams and organizations, to supporting young people as they build the skills, self-awareness, and confidence to figure out what comes next. My work is grounded in the belief that there is not one “right” way to grow, find your way, or build a meaningful life. When working with me, you can expect a space that is relational, honest, and non-judgmental. We slow things down, create space for reflection, and focus on what actually works for you.
My areas of focus include burnout and sustainability, identity development, community care, and supporting those in caregiving and leadership roles. This work matters to me because I’ve seen what happens when care is missing and I’ve also seen what becomes possible when people feel supported, connected, and resourced. Because of that, I believe deeply that those who support others deserve care too.
Dr. Stevenson provides coaching and is a consultant.
All information and services provided are
for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice,
financial advice, legal advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Coaching and consultation is not a replacement for therapy
or counseling. If a client needs professional mental health support then an
additional referral may be required.

Image Citation: Duckworth, S. (2020, Aug 19). Intersectionality [Infographic]. Flickr. https://flic.kr/p/2jy46K4. CC BY-NC-ND 2.0.