Natalia Rachel — Founder

Natalia Rachel is a writer and relationship and culture innovator who helps us understand how to heal and co-create a kinder, more intelligent and connected world. Her work weaves together the healing arts, the creative arts and education, and continues to have intersectional impact across industries. It inspires a greater understanding of our human experience, why we behave the way we do, and how to move the needle individually and collectively through unearthing our innate primordial intelligence. Her belief is that the more of us who heal, become embodied and self-aware, the more swiftly our world will transform for the better. Her current mission is to bring healing work to new spaces in ways that are creative, accessible and transformational. As a creator and facilitator, Natalia is known for her words and voice that speak straight to the heart, wake up the spirit, and curate a field of greater compassion and capacity. Her work always lives and breathes on both the somatic and relational planes, making interpersonal neurobiology a felt experience. Her ability to bring us into greater felt sense and a deeper relational awareness continues to welcome deeper healing, epiphany and the kind of shifts that we often seek but can’t access. Her following is truly global, and she has had the opportunity to speak and teach in Asia, USA, Europe and Australia. Natalia engages as a keynote speaker, leadership trainer, consultant and runs several open programs that attract participants who are committed to serving, leading and relating in ways that heal, as well as their own continued healing work. Natalia’s first book ‘Why am I like this?’ is out now with Penguin Random House and inspires a shift in the way we think about who we are and how to live in ways that heal rather than harm. Her second book ‘Other Lovers’ is the first in the genre-bending ‘Love Sex Poetry Peace’ trilogy and marks a shift into the realm of contemporary romance fiction. The series explores the ways we give and receive love in the modern world and expertly offers a psychology and sociology lens that is non-didactic, playful and relatable. Natalia has expanded her work to explore romantic relationships and parenthood in the modern world, offering programs including ‘The Trauma-conscious parent’, and ‘Heal for Love’ live salon sessions. She also spearheaded ‘The Living Poetry project’ pilot program, in conjunction with University of New South Wales, inspired youths to explore their relationship narratives through group process and poetry and received praise across the board.

Stackforce AI infers this person is a leader in the wellness and education sectors, focusing on trauma-informed practices and cultural transformation.

Experience: 20 yrs 5 mos