A BIT ABOUT ME

Solange Neustadter, PhD, is a transpersonal psychologist, guide, facilitator, creative, and writer whose background includes working clinically and transpersonal with clients from all walks of life for over fifteen years. She utilizes her professional and personal experiences to guide women into greater EMBODIMENT, TURN-ON, and BELONGING to themselves, others, and the world. Solange believes that joy, fun, and belonging are the most important facets of living a fulfilling life, and so she designs and facilitates unique, bold, invigorating experiences, courses, and groups for women to help tap into what makes them feel alive and connected.

Described as a “virtuoso of personal growth,” and a lifelong deep seeker and liver, Solange has basically “been there, done that”. Born and raised in an insular orthodox Jewish community in Manhattan, NY, she found religious life dogmatic and oppressive and has been on her own spiritual and transformational path for 27 plus years. 

She crafted her own major called “People and the Universal Human Essence” at NYU’s The Gallatin School, then lived in Rio de Janeiro with just a backpack, speaking no Portuguese and knowing no one. Her travels have taken her all over the world, and additionally, she’s moved —on her own, not knowing anyone— to Tel Aviv, Los Angeles, and Key West. She knows how to hit the ground running and create, deep and fun community and connection wherever she goes. 

She holds a PhD in clinical and Transpersonal Psychology from the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology and has studied and trained with some of the great spiritual and transpersonal teachers like Byron Katie, Joe Dispenza, Mama Gena, Marianne Williamson, Kute Blackson, John Perkins, Lynn Twist, John Wineland, Alexandra Roxo, Charles Tart, and Robert Frager to name a few. She’s a certified Pleasure Coach through Mama Gena’s School of Womanly Arts.

She trained with a Peruvian shaman for years and facilitated her own psychedelic and MDMA-assisted groups. She’s held a daily meditation practice and a weekly conscious dance practice for over 15 years. She finds womens’ embodiment work and creating communities for genuine connection and belonging to be the most powerful medicine of all.

Additionally, Solange is the author of a self-help book called Love You Like the Sky: Surviving the Suicide of a Beloved (under her other name, lol) and has also penned four screenplays. She loves power-boating, studying the craft of comedy, and roller skating.