Our Program Faculty

Aleesha Mody is an Integral Coach who loves supporting people through times of change. She helps rising leaders and individuals in transition reconnect with their true selves, let go of old patterns, and step into ways of living and working that bring more clarity, meaning, and joy. Born and raised in Mumbai, India, she moved to the U.S. for college and spent over 15 years in tech and corporate leadership before following her own call to coaching.

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   Anne brings a big heart and lots of love to all of her coaching clients, along with deep knowledge of the body-mind connection. A seasoned leadership and life coach with over 20 years’ experience as nonprofit executive, Anne works with clients from diverse backgrounds and industries who are in transition, struggling with motivation, health and work challenges, and/or experiencing burnout. Her coaching sessions address the whole person and blend insights from her extensive background in leadership with gentle humor, somatic (physical) practices, and mindfulness. Anne’s experience includes parenting kids who are neurodivergent, queer, transgender and living with chronic health conditions. In addition to being an Integral Coach ®, Anne is certified as both a yoga teacher and a massage therapist. She holds ACC status with the International Coaching Federation and is a Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach. 

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 Erika supports individuals on their journey of growth, transformation, and self-discovery with a compassionate heart and a deep commitment to healing. She meets each client with tenderness, curiosity, and respect, creating a safe and nurturing space where meaningful change can unfold.

Her approach is rooted in holistic and somatic practices that honor the interconnectedness of mind, body, and heart—inviting a new way of being to emerge. Erika is a Certified Integral Life Coach through New Ventures West. Her coaching is informed by her work as a Neurofeedback Technician, which has given her unique insight into the brain’s energy patterns and the power of neuroplasticity. Through cultivating integral practices that help to bring awareness, coherence and integration to the intelligence centers of the mind, body and heart, she helps clients come back into balance, shift perception, and transform their responses to the world around them.

Erika's formal education is in Philosophy, Political Science, and Public Health. She brings extensive experience in nutrition, health, and legal advocacy within the nonprofit space. Her personal journey through drug addiction, psychosis, anxiety and shame has deeply shaped her understanding of the healing process. These lived experiences inspire her to support others in discovering resilience, strength, and new possibilities within themselves.

A devoted gardener, student of yoga, psychology, meditation, and spiritual traditions, Erika continues to explore and embody the practices she offers others.

Ghazal is a trauma-informed life and leadership coach who brings the depth of her wide-ranging professional and personal experiences to her work supporting clients in reclaiming their authenticity, agency, and wholeness. Her Integral Coaching approach holds space for both strength and vulnerability, honoring how our backgrounds, cultures, and lived experiences shape our subconscious beliefs and inner critic. With compassion and practicality, she empowers clients to reconnect with their inherent value and wisdom, and believes that when people are supported in their wholeness, they transform not only their own lives but also their families, workplaces, and communities.

Ghazal's coaching is deeply informed by her personal journey. Born in Iran during wartime and immigrating to the U.S. just before her 10th birthday, Ghazal grew up navigating a mixed cultural identity, financial hardships, housing insecurity, and  intergenerational traumas within her family. These experiences fuel her commitment to human rights, social justice, and creating safe spaces for authentic vulnerability as a path toward collective healing. She believes that when people from marginalized or minority groups are supported in their excellence and warrior spirit, they can stand firmly in their power and change the world — and that when allies are supported alongside them, change comes faster and is more enduring.

Ghazal graduated with honors from UCLA with a B.A. in Psychology and Political Science, later earning a J.D. with an emphasis in Public Law and an LL.M. in International Comparative Law from Cornell Law School.  A former corporate litigation attorney with over 13 years of experience, she transitioned to coaching after a long journey of self-discovery catalyzed by the upheavals of 2020. She earned her Integral Coaching certification from New Ventures West and launched her coaching practice in 2023.  She continues to serve as Board Chair of the National Immigration Law Center, where she has been a director since 2013. She is fluent in Persian/Farsi, conversational in Spanish, a beginner in French, and a dedicated aikido practitioner.

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Jen is the founder of Nested Integral Coaching Constellation (NI2C), and has dedicated herself to making healing and recovery from trauma accessible, understandable, and available to everyone.

Jen designed the competencies of REPAIR to serve as a first step after the impact of trauma to build nervous system literacy, integrate skills that support finding a grounded, safe, and calm place inside of ourselves to find stability, and create the conditions for healing and wholeness.

With gratitude for the entire REPAIR faculty team and our collective contributions of wisdom, skill, and trauma-informed experience in the field of coaching and personal development, Jen is honored to present REPAIR -- a nervous system centered healing journey.

Jen brings a background of study and practice in personal development, and trauma-informed modalities including working with: Integral Coaching®, Enneagram, Addiction Recovery, Adult Attachment Repair, somatic methods, ACA Inner Child Reparenting, Meditation, and Intergenerational and Collective Trauma. Jen's formal education includes interdisciplinary study in Psychology, Sociology, and Criminal Justice Reform at UC Berkeley and CSU Fullerton; a Professional Coaching Certification in Integral Coaching® from New Ventures West, and a MS in Psychology from Western Institute of Social Research. She is currently an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist.

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 Kim is a highly experienced integral development coach with over a decade of leadership advisor and consultant expertise.  Kim's coaching approach is grounded in presence. By slowing down and listening to the truth that is trying to emerge, breakdowns cease, and breakthroughs occur. She leverages the Integral Coaching Methodology, a whole-person approach, because leadership happens in all dimensions of our lives, to help her clients uncover and honor their unique gifts. Transformational impact is inevitable when we start from our innate resourcefulness and create from this space. Kim supports her clients holistically by incorporating various coaching tools and assessment models, such as the Enneagram, Non-Violent Communication, and somatic or embodiment practices. Kim brings all of her ability to connect with people to her role as Community Engagement Manager.

Supporting your courageous movement toward what matters most to you is central to my approach. I bring compassion and wisdom that have been cultivated in the crucible of lived experience - the good, the bad and the ugly. I’ll meet you where you’re at - without judgment - and together we’ll make sense of what’s present while nurturing possibility. My style is warm, curious, spacious and creative. 

With a diverse background spanning the nonprofit, public, and private sectors, I bring a seasoned perspective on social change. As a Certified Integral Coach, I draw on a range of somatic practices, mindfulness traditions, and insights from neuroscience and human development, all held in a way that’s trauma-sensitive and culturally aware. Coaching is an inherently creative process to me, one that invites us to become more of who we truly are. My years of Flamenco study inspire me to explore the edges of self-expression and bring a kind of collaborative, rhythmic flow to our sessions.

I am a Certified Integral Coach through New Ventures West with post-graduate training in Inner Critic work, advanced somatics, Enneagram (iEQ9 Practitioner) and Insight Meditation (including silent retreats). I also hold an MBA from The Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey.

 Lucy Basta is a coach, community builder, and co-founder of WorkWell. A certified Integral Coach since 2017 and a longtime student of the Enneagram, she teaches personal and professional development through the lens of transformation and belonging. Lucy has led technical teams at Apple, coached engineers into FAANG roles, and built scalable programs that center story, dignity, and deep change. Her work spans Silicon Valley boardrooms, Bay Area art spaces, and humanitarian efforts from Maui to Gaza. She believes repair is a creative, embodied act. 

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 Sarah is a certified professional coach and leader of transformative learning experiences who is dedicated to individual and collective thriving. She loves helping people connect to their aliveness, find clarity and courage, cultivate practices that sustain themselves and those around them, and deepen their relationships to each other. Her coaching and teaching weave deep listening, inner world inquiry, somatic practice, and community building. Sarah’s work is informed by her years teaching and coaching in low-income, urban K-12 schools and serving as a Master Teacher in Residence and Lecturer on Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. A lifelong learner, parent, community organizer, dancer, yoga practitioner, and prison mindfulness instructor, Sarah holds a B.A. in Comparative Literature and an M.A.T. in Secondary English from Brown University, a Professional Coaching Certification in Integral Coaching® from New Ventures West, and is a certified yoga instructor. She lives in Providence, Rhode Island, where she loves to walk, dance, share stories, and explore life’s big questions (sometimes concurrently). 

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