If you’re reading this, you’re no doubt a recognized talent in your field, known as somebody who does things differently. You’re intelligent and love to learn new things, fueled by an insatiable curiosity. You care deeply and want to create a more sane, civil, and sustainable world. And you’re ambitious, desiring an even greater contribution through the expression of your genius.

And yet, those same gifts come at a cost.

You have such a far-reaching vision that there’s inevitably always more to do, leading you to wear down, spread thin, or burn out. You can easily disconnect from your body and your emotions, resulting in persistent tension and stress. You often put others’ needs ahead of your own. And it’s difficult for you to find a community of people who “get” you.

Above all, I imagine that it’s hard for you to slow down, really listen to yourself, and care for yourself the way you’d care for another.

I get it.

Or rather, I get you.

My name is Chandler Stevens, and my whole life I’ve been obsessed with understanding how things work and finding ways to live in alignment with my interests and passions.

By the time I was 30 I was recognized as one of the world’s most innovative embodiment teachers for my work developing the field of Ecosomatics. People could count on me to connect the dots in new ways and distill complex ideas into simple practices to change how they move, think, and feel.

Then — at the peak of my success — I lost my mind.

I had more opportunities in front of me than ever before. However, I was least able to step up to meet them. A combination of factors had destabilized me and tipped me over the edge. I wasn’t cuckoo, but at times I was slipping into pockets of madness.

The experience — and subsequent healing — led me to my current doctoral work in clinical psychology, where my research supports a “bottom up” approach to psychological development through movement and embodied awareness.

Along the way I learned how to create success in multiple domains simultaneously - academics, entrepreneurship, fitness, and relationships. The key idea was to play my game, pursuing my goals in each domain in accordance with my essential nature.

In a nutshell, that’s what I do for clients.

There are three themes that people most often struggle with before we start working together:

1. Finding a sense of vitality in the body - high energy, graceful movement, and spontaneity.

2. Resolving stress and anxiety so that they can connect more easily with their emotional compass.

3. Re-enchanting their work in order to align more closely with their preferences and values.

Successfully achieving any one of these can be a profound experience for an entrepreneur.

Getting all three makes you a force of nature.

To learn more about how I help clients do it, click below.

What others say about our work:

“A more sustainable approach to my life.”

When I started working with Chandler I was struggling with intense burn out from an entrepreneurial lifestyle combined with parenting young children and health problems. I was suffering consistent fatigue like you feel when getting sick with the flu. I had been experiencing this at least intermittently for years. There were times when it would take me 9 days to recover from the muscle soreness a fatigue form a single training session. 

Chandler gently helped me begin processing emotionally what was happening during these burn outs, what was driving them and how I could build a more sustainable approach to my life. 

Chandler has been great in helping me with emotional, embodiment and entrepreneurial problems. 

At the moment my daily energy levels are dramatically improved. I am able to sustain a 4 day a week training schedule full time work and have energy for my family at the end of the day which was my primary goal. My centeredness and communication skills have improved and I am learning to recognize the underlying physical signals of emotional states. 

- Rafe Kelley, founder Evolve Move Play

“Serious, next level stuff.”

Fellow earthlings, I am an evangelist of all things worthy to be evangelized. Therefore if you haven’t talked with Chandler Stevens yet, I recommend you do. 

I think I finally found someone/a method to help piece together the parts of my life (past, present, future) in a way that is productive and authentic (still me) - and help me use all this experience in new and productive ways. 

If you’ve ever resonated with Carl Jung or Jordan Peterson or a guide, speaker, it’s almost like Chandler helps your body work as a personal guide to your best self!

I’m simplifying things at this early stage - but basically educating ourselves to listen to how our body feels and then learning from those feelings to relax more, or breathe or enjoy that moment more, etc. 

I could go on, so I will. I hope you try this and share what you’ve learned. I think Chandler is on to some serious next level stuff!

- Tim Power, Director of SurePath Wealth Management

“The clarity and confidence I need.” 

Transformative - that is the best word to describe how it feels to work with Chandler. For more than 4 years now, his wide-array of skills across various disciplines has helped me help myself achieve what I want to achieve. 

There has never been any challenge that I have faced, both personal and professional, that has not benefited from his input. No matter how insurmountable, undefined or absurd a problem can be, Chandler’s support has given me the clarity and confidence I need to find solutions that work for me. I cannot recommend him highly enough.

- Haziq Ika, founder Ika Law Group