Hi, I 'm Jenna !
I help people create the change
they really want.
LIFE AND LEADERSHIP COACH & TRAINER
SELF-LEADERSHIP STEWARD
NERVOUS SYSTEM CO-REGULATOR
ABOUT me
As a self-development and organizational development coach, trainer, and consultant for over a decade, I’ve guided hundreds of organizational leaders, individuals, and various groups to step out of comfort zones, build essential skills, apply highly effective strategies, and maintain the focus needed to achieve important goals, make meaningful shifts, and transform the very way they live and work.
My unique development approach draws from my broad education and credentials across the fields of psychology, neurobiology, organizational and leadership theory, emotional intelligence, habit formation, stress response, trauma resolution, outcome measurement, and of course, the art and science of professional coaching. As my approach leverages proven principles on how our mind, body, and relational nature work together optimally – my goal is simple, achieve real results that last!
While we’ll focus on achieving your tangible goals, it’s also all about your having those profound and lasting internal shifts – the changes you feel in your bones. The ones that make life and work not only feel better, but be better.
And it all begins with getting intentional about your goals and self-development. Because your results will be worth it – 100%.
And, because you deserve it.
Seriously.
I can't think of a better reason than that !
My core credentials
Jenna Williams, MA, PCC, SEP
Below provides just an overview of my formal credentialing (MA, PCC, SEP),
which spans across my four self-development focus areas: strategy and results; professional coaching; stress, resilience, and trauma science; and behavioral- and personality-style assessment:
OVERVIEW
Master of Management and Public Policy (MA)
Focus on emotional intelligence and outcome measurement (The University of Pittsburgh)
Bachelor of Psychology (BA)
Noting the degree preceding my master's degree
(The University of Pittsburgh)
Professional Coach Certification (PCC)
Focus on leadership and performance coaching (International Coaching Federation & Brown University)
Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP)
Focus on resilience, stress, and resolving triggers and trauma (Somatic Experiencing International)
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My professional roles
THE BROAD RANGE OF
T he expertise I've honed allows
exactly if/when you need them,
me to shift into multiple roles –
whether your focus is professional,
personal, or both.
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leadership, performance, and life coach, trainer/educator, speaker, group and team facilitator, mediator, and mentor
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stress-management and trauma-informed coach
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organizational development consultant, assessor, metrics and outcome evaluator, and program designer
Offering roles relevant to you, ranging from:
And always an unwavering
champion of YOUR success!
MY approach
My approach draws from neuroscience, emotional intelligence, high-quality behavioral and personality assessments, and the power of authentic connection between people — while keeping the learning practical, engaging, and relevant to your goals.
Whatever your focus for coaching or training, I'll guide you or your team to understand and shift less effective habits and patterns, build greater internal steadiness and intentionality, and practice new skills and responses.
We'll target the outcomes you want at home or at work — often with positive ripple effects across both! These often include stronger relationships, better communication and conflict skills, clearer decision-making, increased confidence and effectiveness, and improved performance and results.
When these areas are thriving and in sync, we enter the optimal human state of feeling engaged and connected — to our Best Self, to others, and to the priorities, work, and goals that matter most!
So, if you want to step into YOUR Best Self,
or help your group or team do the same,
How self-development became a career
MY STORY
I'M AN UNSHAKEABLE BELIEVER
in the human potential – yours, mine, everyone's.
I just can't help but see it, and I've been that way as long as I can remember. We're talking about 8-year-old me in pigtails wondering how she's going to make a difference in the world.
