Individual Coaching
Great for working through transitions, when you are overwhelmed or feel like something has to change, or when you feel like you have lost your way and want to reclaim your purpose, joy and creativity again. Sign up for a free breakthrough session to find out if this work is right for you.
Wellness Workshops
Whether you want your employees to be more fulfilled and engaged, help them to manage a stressful work environment, or be more creative and joyful in and outside of the workplace, we can design something just for you.
Speaking Engagements
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About
Corinna Bisgaier helps people and organizations going through major transitions to rediscover their sense of purpose and bring more joy into their lives and work. She is especially committed to helping people who are working through profound loss and change that shakes their sense of identity.
Since having an epiphany during English class as a teen, when she realized on a core level just how short life is, Corinna committed to changing her mindset and bringing more joy into her life. By engaging fully in life through immersion in nature, the arts, body work, exercise, and nutrition along with study in a wide range of healing modalities, Corinna has developed a profound sense of the human potential for joy and engagement along with a healthy cynicism for the lengths to which we’ll go to remain in our own pain and unhappiness.
Corinna’s former professional work has centered working with nonprofit organizations around developing educational programs and vibrant communities integrating the arts, creativity, innovation, nature and wellness. Her best work has always been done in collaboration with others who challenge her ideas and push her thinking in new directions. Corinna is especially committed to the work she does to further social and racial justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion of all people and encourages you to call her out when she is leading from a position of privilege rather than listening and holding space for a range of experiences. She holds a Masters in Education from New York University and BA in English with a minor in African American Studies from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
On the weekends, you’ll find her dragging her children on a hike, marching in a protest, weeding the garden, or relaxing with a good book while avoiding the laundry.