Meet Our Coaches

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    Rebecca O.

    Coach - Rebecca is a National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach (NBC-HWC) and is the founder of coachme2.world. She is passionate about providing teens with a safe space to make their high school years more meaningful, so they don’t just go through the motions but actually feel motivated, connected, confident, and in charge of their current lives and their future.

    She’ll help you strengthen your mindset, boost your inner drive, calm your inner critic, and believe in your ability to achieve anything you set your mind to. With Rebecca by your side, you'll build powerful habits that set you up for success—not just in high school, but in college, your career, and beyond. Contact Rebecca directly at rebecca@coachme2.world.

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    Hannah A.

    Coach - Hannah has a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and is a Wellcoaches Certified Health & Well-being Coach. She is currently studying to be a Registered Nurse. Passionate about women’s health and holistic wellness, she believes in the power of lifestyle medicine to create lasting transformation.

    With a warm and intuitive approach, Hannah guides her clients through a journey of self-discovery, clarity, and empowerment. Her mission? To help you unlock your inner strength, cultivate balance, and step fully into the dream version of yourself—healthy, radiant, and thriving.

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    Rhea A.

    Coach - Rhea holds a master’s degree in Kinesiology and a bachelor’s in Exercise Science with a minor in Psychology. Rhea is also a Wellcoaches Certified Health & Well-being Coach. Guided by a passion for holistic health, she is committed to creating a safe and supportive environment where teens can explore their strengths, uncover their passions, and build confidence in themselves. Through developing healthy habits and a strong mindset, she aims to guide teens to see their unique greatness and be empowered to achieve their goals.

    Rhea is here to support you in navigating your high school years and beyond with confidence and mindfulness. 

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    Robyn J.

    Coach - Robyn is a Wellbeing & Relationship Coach with her PCC (Professional Certified Coach) credential from the International Coaching Federation (ICF). She has a BS degree in psychology and marketing & learning/certification in massage therapy, Nonviolent Communication, mindfulness, creative arts & movement and integrates these tools into her coaching with kids to adults. Robyn weaves her core values of kindness, healthy lifestyle, authenticity, playfulness, love of nature and creativity into facilitating learning and growth opportunities for both individual one on one sessions and groups.  

    Robyn helps expand CoachMe2’s impact by developing partnerships with organizations that support teen well-being and by contributing to the design and development of our coaching initiatives. When not helping at CoachMe2, Robyn is busy running her own coaching practice at www.coachingforwellbeing.net

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    Shahnaz B.

    Coach - Shahnaz is a certified Youth Well-being & Career Coach, accredited by the International Coaching Federation (ICF) programs and the Center for Credentialing and Education. She specializes in guiding teens and young adults toward academic, career, and personal development. Shahnaz is passionate about empowering the next generation to grow, find their voice, and create meaningful paths aligned with their strengths, values, and passions. She is particularly interested in supporting young people in exploring career paths and university programs, setting clear goals, and preparing compelling applications and interviews. She helps young people build essential life skills like self-leadership, stress management, and communication while navigating transitions and creating sustainable balance between studies, work, and personal life. Shahnaz believes every young person has unique potential. Her mission is to guide them in discovering who they are, what inspires them, and how they can create a fulfilling and impactful future. In addition to working with Coach Me 2, Shahnaz is the founder of her own coaching business www.youthcompass.ch.

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    Elan B.

    Coach - Elan is passionate about supporting young people reaching their potential and building resilience as they navigate their journey.  She has a 30-year background in secondary teaching as well as several years’ experience, coaching emotional intelligence, and goal-setting strategies for young adults ages 14-18. She received her Board Certification from the National Center for Credentialing and Associate Certified Coach qualification for coaches offered by the International Coaching Federation.

    Elan has worked with diverse young adults to identify limiting beliefs, clarify life goals, and create actionable plans for success. Through a combination of empathetic listening, motivational sessions, and accountability frameworks, she has helped young people improve their confidence, tap into their strengths, and overall well-being. Her approach integrates evidence-based youth coaching techniques with a compassionate, client-centered mindset that fosters trust and transformation. She has guided young adults through major life transitions, achieving measurable outcomes such as improved work-life balance, enhanced leadership skills, and increased self-awareness.

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    Tanya M.

    Coach -Tanya has lived in 10 different countries and travelled to many more. During her twenties, Tanya backpacked around the world for seven years, taking on a variety of jobs that immersed her in different cultures and experiences. From au pairing to picking grapes, to packing potatoes, to working in 5-star hotels. She even sailed from Australia to Thailand as crew. These diverse experiences allowed Tanya to meet people from all walks of life, gifting her with understanding, empathy, and a real desire to make a difference.

    Today, Tanya channels her compassion into her work as a positive psychology coach for tweens, teens, and their moms. This age group is very close to Tanya’s heart after her own challenging adolescence and as a mother of two children in this phase of life. She focuses on nurturing self-worth, resilience, connection, and effective communication, empowering young people to flourish.

    Tanya has a degree in Nutrition, is a certified Positive Psychology Practitioner, a certified and ICF credentialed coach, and a teacher of mindfulness for children and teens. Tanya has worked in primary and secondary schools in New Zealand, Mauritius and currently in the UK as a Student Support Lead in a secondary school.

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    Ellysia G.

    Coach - Ellysia coaches teens and young adults through the stuff no one really prepares them for: relationships, dating, social media pressure, stress, school, university applications, careers, and that overwhelming feeling either too much is going on or not enough is.

    Ellysia is a certified Youth Resilience Coach and Youth Well-being Coach from the Youth Coaching Institute. Yet, Ellysia doesn’t coach from theory or assumptions, she coaches from lived experience. As Ellysia says, “I’ve been through the confusion, bad decisions, burnout, overthinking, uni, jobs, you name it. I get how life actually feels right now.”

    Ellysia is here to listen first. No judgment. No fake motivation. Just real conversations, honest guidance, and support from someone who’s a few steps ahead (simply because of her age). Ellysia is willing to tell the truth and help you get your shit together in a way that actually works for you. In addition to coaching with CoachMe2.world, Ellysia can be found growing her own business at youthmentorhub.com.

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    Sarah Rose S.

    Coach - Bio coming soon.

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    Misty H.

    Coach - Do you feel overwhelmed with everything that’s going on in your life: relationships, school or work, finances, health, the future? It’s a lot! Sometimes, you just need a space to work through it with someone, to know you’re not alone. 

    Misty helps teens and young adults figure out what’s actually important to them, and chart their own path forward. Misty has over 25 years of experience in tutoring and academic coaching. She is a certified Youth Resilience Coach and Youth Well-being Coach from the Youth Coaching Institute.  

    Misty says “Coaching is a collaborative process. I’m here to listen and help you find the answers that feel right for you.”

  • Ayesha S.

    Coach - Ayesha is dedicated to helping teens build self-trust, confidence, and calm from the inside out.

    She is a certified Well-Being and Youth Resilience Coach through the Youth Coaching Institute and brings over 21 years of experience teaching middle school.  She has also served as an International Baccalaureate Coordinator, supporting students in growing not just academically, but as thoughtful, reflective, and confident individuals through intentional skill-building.

    Ayesha’s coaching centers on one powerful idea: self-trust is the foundation for everything. When teens learn to trust themselves, they build real confidence, develop resilience, and create a sense of calm that stays with them through life’s ups and downs.

    Ayesha is also the founder of www.peacewarriorscoaching.com, a space designed to help young people become “peace warriors” in their own lives—learning how to stay grounded, handle challenges, and respond to life with inner strength instead of outside forces.

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    Heidi H.

    Coach - Heidi is a certified Wellness, Health and Resilience Youth Coach and holds a Masters in Public Affairs from The Humphrey School at the University of Minnesota and Restorative Practice Skills from The University of Minnesota School of Social Work. For the last 18 years, she has held various positions working in education, coaching, advocacy and restorative practices with adults and teenagers. She is a trained mediator, skilled in ACES (Adverse Childhood Experience Study), “It’s That Easy” curriculum, and as a restorative practitioner.

    Heidi is the owner of Circle Coaching www.circlecoaching.org and she is also the Creator and Host of the Podcast “Parent Town.” 

    “I am invested in helping young people and working alongside them using evidence-based approaches that highlight their own individual strengths. Action-based goals that are long-lasting are our targets, and moving into a space for mental fitness and growth is always the intention. I also partner with parents to coach them through their challenges.”

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    Orly D.

    Coach - Orly is an Industrial-Organizational psychologist and a certified life coach with experience in industry, academia, educational and community-based settings. The underlying assumptions for her work are that people of all ages have the ability to create a meaningful life, and also that growth can only occur outside of one’s comfort zone. To support that, Orly helps create a non-judgemental, friendly space and a clear structure to move through this development process. As clients work on achieving meaningful goals, they will build self-awareness, learn and practice new habits and skills, and feel more engaged and in control of their life.