Change can be hard,
but it doesn’t have to be.
Learn to embrace change, harness the power of resilience, and navigate life’s biggest moments with joy and ease.
Hi! I’m Kimberly Corson, PhD.
Executive Coach, Leadership Coach,
& Catalyst for Change.
I’m a developmental psychologist, podcaster, and leadership coach that specializes in guiding high-achieving clients through transformational moments in their life and career. My approach combines both my PhD in developmental psychology and Master’s Degree in literature and creative writing for a uniquely effective blend of art and science that helps people tune into their thoughts and emotions, reconnect with their inner voice, manage fear, and embark on a healthy, balanced path to success.
Reignite your joy and creativity!
From Overwhelmed to Overjoyed
Learn to find joy in change and experience transitional moments with excitement rather than fear. Discover how to navigate life’s biggest challenges and responsibilities with a sense of anticipation rather than dread.
From Self Criticism to Self Compassion
End the stress cycle of perfectionism that keeps you feeling defeated as you chase unrealistic expectations that keep you from achieving your real goals. Learn to give yourself compassion, and watch your confidence and motivation rise.
From Burnout to Inspired Leader
Burnout is a real challenge, and the burden of moving through the daily grind can be dispiriting. Learn to build your own capacity for resilience or inspire your team to create a more satisfying career.
From Stage Fright to Center Stage
Whether you’re an athlete, performer, or a combination of the two, you know that the drive to succeed and fierce competition can take its toll. Learn to find balance, embrace self-care, and enjoy the journey to becoming the best you can be.
What kind of high-achiever are you? Take the quiz to find out!
High Achievers can be broken down into different archetypes, each with their own strengths and vulnerabilities. Find out your High Achiever archetype and which coaching program might be the most beneficial for you!
The Ventral Vagal System
The ventral vagus helps us to feel connected, safe, and able to access our prefrontal cortex (the part of the brain that can think clearly and make decisions)
The Dorsal Vagal System
The dorsal vagus is a nerve that is common in all mammals. Normally, it’s helpful in regulating between your arousal and relaxation. When stress is unrelenting, however, the dorsal vagus kicks in to help us freeze. It’s the system of shutdown.
The Sympathetic System
The sympathetic nervous system has a bad rep, but we really do need it. Think of it as the system that helps move you to action.