From Performance to Presence
Cultivating leaders, cultures, and communities rooted in reflection, rhythm, and renewal.
Every movement begins with a return — to stillness, to awareness, to what matters most.
At Movement Makers, we walk with people and organizations through that return.
Our Foundations + Practices journey turns reflection into rhythm — inviting teams to slow down, listen deeply, and lead from presence.
Our Shared Work
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Coaching Suite
Three durations — 3, 6, and 12 months — offering individual leaders a guided journey from awareness to embodiment.
Each includes personalized sessions, practice workbooks, and reflection prompts.
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Group Coaching
A six-month collective experience for leaders committed to growth together.
Peer pods, facilitated reflection, and shared practice turn insight into accountability. -
Community & Culture Building
Partnerships that weave reflection into the fabric of culture — from half-day immersive to year-long journeys of renewal.
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Keynotes & Retreats
Story-driven keynotes and immersive retreats that translate presence into practice for large audiences.
Every experience includes follow-up reflection resources to turn inspiration into action.
Every Movement Makers engagement draws from our Foundations + Practices Journey — a living journey that bridges being and doing, reflection and action.
Impact Across Sectors
Presence creates measurable impact. From school districts to corporate teams, from nonprofits to healthcare systems, leaders who practice presence build cultures that endure.
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“Movement Makers brings realness that goes beyond the professional—it’s deeply human.”
Karen Wilkins - Mickey — Seattle Seahawks
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“Movement Makers helps me return to possibility—to create new paths for our students.”
Dr. Ivan Duran — Highline Public Schools
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“The authenticity of Movement Makers lights up a room and inspires everyone to rise.”
Kim Justice — Washington State Office of Homelessness
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“Movement Makers builds trust and common ground where division once lived.”
Dr. Rebecca Neusteter — University of Chicago