About Nina

Nina Guilbeault, PhD is a Harvard-trained sociologist turned executive coach who guides conscious leaders to reconnect with what she calls Intuitive Intelligence.

Nina's doctoral research examined how social movements create transformation through invisible fields of shared meaning. Her career has spanned founding the award-winning nonprofit Plant Futures, lecturing at Harvard University and UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business, authoring The Good Eater, and assisting the celebrated author Michael Pollan on his book on consciousness.

As a former academic, Nina knows what it's like to live from your head, and how it disconnects you from your heart, body, and deeper wisdom. After leaving academia, she experienced a profound initiation where intellectual understanding could no longer provide answers. This unraveling led her through extensive training in Aletheia coaching, mindfulness meditation (including retreats in Vipassana, Insight, and Mahamudra traditions), sacred medicine work, parts and shadow work, and somatic and embodiment practices.

Nina's coaching integrates rigorous intellectual training with somatic, parts work, and non-dual practices. Her approach isn't about abandoning the analytical mind—it's about integrating it with channels of higher consciousness. She works with conscious leaders to access the intelligence that lays dormant within within them, waiting to be remembered.