Hi – I’m Rachel: a consultant, coach, and collaborator to humans and organizations of uncommon intelligence and vision
Welcome! If you’re new around here, I’m Rachel Fell.
I’m a (structural) philosopher and thought partner; a guide, an existential bodyworker, a coach, co-explorer, and a powerhouse collaborator.
[I work with humans of uncommon intelligence and curiosity, and with groups/organizations who are focused on intelligence in one way or another (and often many)
My work and what I’m about: full-spectrum, living human intelligence, neurodiversity, cognitive flexibility and sovereignty, identity, meaning, and architectures, co-creative futures, and other nerdy stuff that has to do with consciousness and meta-learning.
About Rachel’s work
“Between stimulus and response there is space, and in that space lies our power.” -Viktor Frankl
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Rachel Fell guides and collaborates with gifted, AuDHD, multi-exceptional, and highly intelligent clients, leaders, and groups across the globe to deepen their capacity to inhabit and engage this incredibly potent space.
With over 5500+ hours of flight time logged working with sensitive, intense, and (neuro)complex humans (while being one herself!) Rachel is truly unique in her offerings and facilitative capacities.
Together, she and her clients map and explore thought forms and experiences related to their unique evolution, existential landscape and structure (meaning, identity, contexts), reciprocity/interplay, and living learning. The work is fractal – philosophy is methodology, rooted in holistic inclusion and full-body intelligence. In this way, Rachel meets her uncommon clients in opening up greater capacities for embodied metacognition, neuroflexibility, and real creativity – essential skills to hone and manage in this rapidly changing world! – while simultaneously engaging the client’s unique challenges or project at hand.
With over 15 years of experience in brand and leadership in tech, Rachel also works with complex, high-performing teams and organizations on integrated brand, strategy, and change initiatives, tackling complex/gestalt challenges while engaging dynamic personalities with honesty, grace, and ease.
Rachel’s unique meta-processing and spatial-kinesthetic intelligence, combined with her deep and wide transcontextual expertise, make her a truly uncommon thought partner – one committed to liberating the meaningful, cutting-edge insights that underpin real creativity, choice, and growth.
How to Work With Rachel
(helpful information for the Complex Thinkers, the Sensitive Souls, the Intense and the Neurocomplex, the Existential Voyagers, the Strategic Creatives, and the Embodied Futurists)
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What does being neurodivergent, neurocomplex mean to you? Rachel focuses on exploration and identity dis/integration with clients who have either been assessed/diagnosed externally or who self-identify as neurodivergent.
Rachel provides 1:1 sessions as well as workshops and immersions designed to help her clients navigate living meaning and identity.
Rachel uses a combination of cognitive, somatic, and existential approaches, emphasizing meta-awareness, experimentation, and self-exploration.
Rachel works with gifted, multi-exceptional neurodivergent individuals across the globe and has, to date has supported these uncommon humans in their growth to the tune of over 4500 hours of “flight time” logged.
Rachel’s own lived experience of being multiply neurodivergent makes her a great fit for similarly profiled clients - AuDHD, H+ Gifted (special emphasis on exceptional-profound giftedness), with additional processing curiosities such as PDA, aphantasia, synesthesia, and more.
Offered in the spirit of co-exploration, her approach is somatic, semantic, and socratic, all at once. Topics discussed and explored often include: full-body intelligence, neurodiversity, positive disintegration, deconditioning & trauma healing, somatic, emotional, and nervous system meta-awareness, and self-inclusion and acceptance.
To book an intro call with Rachel, head here.
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Existential, as in where the meta (self-referential) and meaning meet.
All humans are curious and wired to explore – the drive to learn is literally written into our sapien neurobiology. Yet in a reductionist paradigm where we are taught to hold certainty as currency, many of us may deem learning and the exploration of meaning, matter, identification, and belief as navel-gazing.
Yet our whole bodies are living learning – more than logic, more than Cartesian, more than proving and having right answers, more than single-pointed attribution.
Humans are living LLMs with whole realms of non-verbal intelligence that live beneath the “language interface.”Meaning underpins matter underpins
the very schemas that live within us about reality, humaning, and “how the world works.” Re-learning learning, and learning about what we have learned… this is where certainty ends and exploration of everything begins.
Existential health (a term I use often) is a very real domain of human health. Simply put, meaning drives – and meaning lives in our sub and unconscious, our somatic intelligence, our tissues.We can learn to access this meaning.
Rachel offers one-on-one sessions and group/team workshops for curious, existentially oriented humans. These spaces are both designed and emergent, and are intended to explore how we create meaning, as well as the definitions and meanings that animate our beliefs, emotions, thoughts, and actions related to specific themes or topics.
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Rachel is uniquely skilled at breathing new life into meaning, identity (brand), and communications at the organizational, relational, architectural, and product/service levels.
With over fifteen years of experience in brand, marketing, communications, community and strategy (tech, startup, private equity, Fortune 500, and more) she’s an uncommon and uniquely skilled thought partner.
Her insightful, agile, and truly holistic approach to consulting makes her an excellent fit for exceptional organizations, those that truly understand the power and living nature of meaning, identity and creativity and their role in growth and maturation.To connect with Rachel about to learn more, head here.
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In addition to her work with individuals and organizations, Rachel offers unique and engaging educational workshops and presentations for groups both small and large.
These workshops and presentations are focused on the intersections of redefining intelligence, the nervous system and nervous system awareness, metacognitive skill development, self-leadership and co-creativity, the role of meaning and identification in individual and group dynamics, and more.
Workshops and presentations are tailored to fit the unique needs and intentions of any organization or group.
Rachel is available for facilitation, speaking, and educational engagements either in-person or online by request. -
Syncretic and meta-thinking by nature, Rachel has always been oriented to unconventional learning.
Her unique approach to learning and development is transcontextual, and always oriented to the connective tissue between disciplines, systems, and meaning.
Not one to throw the baby out with the bathwater, Rachel’s approach centers a way of learning that is both inclusive of and goes beyond reductionist approaches. She has developed and refined a number of meta-models that she employs in all of her work which underpin an overarching approach she calls “holistic inclusion.”
(Her “work - play - exploration” model streamlines this complex idea with great simplicity.)
Rachel is committed to expanding our collective capacity for holding the tension between knowing and unknowing, and believes that inclusive, intersectional, and creative approaches to learning are essential to our survival.
Rachel is building a unique lineage, past into present into future. She honors the following teachers, writers, artists, and thinkers who have shaped, and inspired her work:
Jiddu Krishnamurti
Carl Jung, Erich Fromm, Viktor Frankl
Vandana Shiva
Annemarie Roeper, Lita Hollingworth
Buckminster Fuller
Ian McGilchrist
Rupert Sheldrake & Stuart Hameroff
Bayo Akomolafe
James Baldwin
Bruce Lipton
Stephen Porges, Deb Dana, and Beth Dennison
Arthur M. Young
Walter Russell
Rachel has studied directly with and holds certifications in various trainings from:
Nora Bateson - Warm Data, Warm Data Lab Host (Certified)
Ellen Heed, PhD - STREAM (Certified, Co-Instructor, Program Development)
Ali Mezey - Personal Geometry
Jennifer Harvey Sallin - InterGifted
Philip Shepherd - Radical Wholeness and the Embodied Present Process**Rachel is currently in the process of aggregating her aggregate philosophies and methodologies into a body of work to be made available through videos and writings - coming soon!