Hi, I’m Kelly. I live in two worlds most people assume don’t belong together, and I’ve built my life right where they meet.
For nearly two decades, my home was corporate learning and development. Most recently I was Head of Global Learning & Development, helping a fast-scaling tech company grow its people and its leaders. I have an M.A. in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, I’m an ICF PCC and CPCC credentialed coach, and I’ve spent more than 750 hours coaching leaders through the moments that actually matter. That’s the grounded, data-informed half of me.
The other half has been awake my whole life. I’m an intuitive and a Human Design guide, and I work with Gene Keys and Reiki to help people remember who they really are underneath all the conditioning. Somewhere along the way I stopped believing I had to choose between the boardroom and the unseen. The most powerful work I’ve ever witnessed happens when practical skill-building and deep inner knowing sit at the same table.
I’m also a recovering perfectionist, an ex-people-pleaser and a former hyperachiever. (Recovering is the operative word.) In early 2026 I left corporate to run my own practice full-time, and those three patterns are exactly what I help my clients untangle.
Through Dreamcatcher Wellness, I guide people who feel disconnected from their intuition, stuck in between who they were and who they’re becoming, or spiritually curious without a safe place to explore it. Through Kelly Pasztor Coaching & Consulting, I help executives and leaders build authentic presence and lead from who they really are. I’m also a contributing author in Thoughtful Leadership in Business, where my chapter is all about the quiet power of the true self.
My approach is part strategy, part soul. We’ll get clear and we’ll get honest. We’ll use real tools and real mindfulness. And we’ll keep coming back to the invitation that runs through everything I do: realign with what matters, remember who you are, and rise into the life that’s been waiting for you.
When I’m not coaching, you’ll probably find me teaching Zumba, out on a nature walk, making jewelry, painting, or chasing my two kids around. I started my first business at eleven years old, and I’ve been building things (and people) ever since.