I help people release stress and return to their best selves—grounded, powerful, and full of energy.
Stress is everywhere—work demands, family responsibilities, financial worries, and an endless cycle of heavy news. When we’re overwhelmed, it spills into everything: how we treat others, how we perform at work, and how we feel in our own bodies.
I believe that when you feel better, you show up better—in your relationships, your leadership, and your life. That’s why I offer practical tools and science-backed techniques to help people release stress, restore their energy, and prioritize their well-being—no matter what life throws their way.
I also know that stress doesn’t show up the same for everyone. I tailor my support to meet each community’s unique needs.
Whether it’s women, people of color, or anyone from a marginalized background, I believe healing must be culturally relevant—because one-size-fits-all doesn’t work.
Organizations across the country partner with me to support their teams and build a culture of care through programs like Breathwork@Work™, Women@Work, and Black@Work™. Because when people feel supported and energized, they think clearly, lead with confidence, and bring their best to every part of life.
It’s time to feel good again—clear, steady, and fully you.
Zee Clarke
Stress Management | Resilience | Wellbeing
Zee Clarke is a Harvard MBA who spent years leading teams at Fortune 500 companies and high-growth Silicon Valley startups before pivoting to focus on stress management, resilience, and mindfulness—work she now brings to organizations navigating high-pressure environments, burnout, and change.
She focuses on tools people can use in real time—in the middle of a stressful meeting, a hard conversation, or a high-stakes decision.
Trained in India, Zee draws on a toolkit that includes breathwork, meditation, sound healing, and Reiki—and is the author of Black People Breathe, a book exploring stress management and resilience tools for navigating life's challenges. She partners with organizations and individuals to build practical resilience skills that help people perform and thrive under pressure.