Ryan Babineaux, Ph.D.
Ph.D., Stanford University, Educational Psychology
M.Ed., Harvard University, Psychology and Human Development 

If I were to choose a motto to hang over my office door, it would be “Enter here, all who wish to be seen.” Most people who come to see me have spent years hiding in one way or another. They have learned to disguise who they really are and what they truly want, and in doing so have come to live in a way that does not suit them. So the starting point of my work is to see the passion, curiosity, creativity, sensitivity and remarkable uniqueness within you.

Being seen is a transformative thing. It is the starting point to a miraculous journey of change through which an entirely new person emerges. Being seen helps you to set aside your doubts and fears and have the courage to move towards the life that is right for you.

My clients come from all walks of life—artists, healers, professors, engineers, scientists, entrepreneurs. What they share is the desire to discover their own unique path and live in a way that is a vibrant expression of their deepest being.

What's New:

Professor John Krumboltz and I recently taught a Stanford Continuing Studies course based on our upcoming book. You can read about the course here:
Do It Anyway: Creating a Life of Passionate Action