Background
Natalia has a Bachelor’s from the University of Pennsylvania where she studied Political Science and Journalism, as well as became a certified Public Speaking Coach. Following graduation, she worked as a Product Manager in the tech industry, building specialized leadership and development programs for an Executive Coaching and Recruitment firm.
Natalia grew up in Pasadena, California, and attended Polytechnic School. Since then, she has worked with many gifted and talented students to help them achieve their personal and academic goals.
Over the past year, Natalia is grateful to have worked alongside Dr. Torang Sepah at the trailblazing Pasadena Neuropsychiatric Center, where innovative treatments are used as solutions to mental health, moving past the limits of medication.
Natalia is certified by the UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior. Through the UCLA PEERS® Program, she gained tactical, evidence-based knowledge of social skills development strategies to work with young adults who experience mental and developmental challenges. Natalia believes in a personalized approach to wellbeing. She seeks to integrate her passion for the arts, yoga, and psychology to help individuals find unique ways to grow and create their own path toward meaningful relationships. She believes that the intersection of Western medicine and holistic health is key to helping individuals find purpose and fulfillment in their professional and personal lives.
Behavioral and Personal Coaching
- Social Skills Development
- Building & Maintaining Relationships
- Personal Enrichment & Mentoring
- Career Coaching
- College Counseling
Certifications
- UCLA Semel Institute Neuroscience PEERS® Program
- University of Pennsylvania Public Speaking Coach
- Brainsway Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
A Note From Natalia:
Having personally experienced various academically and socially intense environments, my professional career has been a continuous exploration of different philosophies and approaches to building a fulfilling life. Numerous times, I have molded myself to my environment––adapting to succeed in any given situation. I now believe in finding a balance between pushing oneself to grow and learn from change, while also understanding our own natural traits, seeking the spaces that are best suited for our personal success.