Vicki Hart

Vicki Hart is a licensed clinical social worker and experienced executive coach with 17 years in clinical practice and leadership roles. She began her career in the Neuropsychology Department at Baylor College of Medicine, administering cognitive assessments for patients with memory impairments, and over the following 15 years she served in progressively responsible clinical and management positions within medical research centers, hospitals, and community settings.

Her clinical work has focused on managing stress, teaching relaxation techniques, and supporting families facing aging-related caregiving challenges, caregiver stress, grief, and loss. Vicki taught Stress Management for eight years and has completed specialized training in palliative care, Critical Incident Stress Debriefing, and support for survivors of suicide loss.

Vicki brings cross-cultural perspective gained from living and working in Japan, Singapore, and Germany for seven years. During that time she developed and provided counseling services for military personnel and their families on Army bases overseas, with emphasis on stress and PTSD. While based in Singapore she also provided community education, counseling, and post-hospitalization aftercare to promote social and emotional well-being for individuals and families.

As a published and credentialed executive coach and former management consultant, Vicki centers her coaching on continuous personal change and professional growth. She connects coaching goals to clear business outcomes and uses feedback, questions, challenge, and discernment to help clients identify possibilities, make plans, and take decisive action toward their objectives.

Vicki is committed to helping others move toward greater calm, peace, and fulfillment. She works with clients in California, New Mexico, and internationally and welcomes a conversation to explore concerns, challenges, and goals and map a path forward.