Hi, I’m Angela, founder of High Pine Behavioral Coaching.

The foundation of my practice comes from a personal truth: true transformation doesn’t happen in high-stress, rigid environments—it happens when you have the space to breathe, reflect, and rebuild. For me, that space was found among the high pines of Georgia. It was in those quiet, grounded woods that I discovered a deep sense of focus, resilience, and clarity during my own pivotal moments, inspiring me to build a practice that offers that same grounded sanctuary for others.

My approach bridges evidence-based behavioral practices and holistic care. Holding a degree in Integrative Healing Arts from the Southwest Institute of Healing Arts alongside member standing with the International Coaching Federation, I specialize in looking at the whole picture—your habits, mindset, nutrition, and daily environment. As a NASM Certified Nutrition Coach and SMART Recovery Certified facilitator, I advocate for empowering, science-backed tools that foster self-reliance and long-term resilience rather than rigid, one-size-fits-all rules.

With years of community outreach and hands-on experience, I bring a deep understanding of group dynamics and human behavior to High Pine Behavioral Coaching. I utilize proven behavioral frameworks—like Cognitive Behavioral principles and Motivational Interviewing—to help individuals gain self-awareness and shift ingrained habits in a compassionate, non-judgmental environment.

Whether we’re working 1:1 in a dedicated package, addressing an immediate challenge in a single session, or gathering around The Campfire in our group coaching circle, my goal is to guide you toward practical, sustainable momentum that fits your real life.

In my spare time, I stay connected to the very roots that built this business. You’ll usually find me outside with my family exploring the outdoors, fishing, engaging my community, being a foodie and soaking in the fresh air that keeps me inspired every day.