Stephanie Livingston is a seasoned professional in Business Psychology and Organizational Development, with a rich background in law enforcement, mental health, and leadership development.

She holds a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in business psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, a master's degree in counseling from Colorado Christian University, and a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from Washburn University.

Stephanie's educational journey began with a General diploma from Turpin High School, showcasing her dedication to continuous learning and personal development.

With a solid academic foundation, Stephanie has held key roles in various organizations, including Executive Director of Organizational Development and HR at Colorado Early Colleges Fort Collins.

Her previous roles include Clinical Supervisor at Griffith Centers for Children, Clinical Manager at Shiloh House, clinical therapist at Teaching Humane Existence, Children's Coordinator at The Crash, and mental health worker/clinician at Devereux Cleo Wallace.

Stephanie's expertise spans across strategic planning, employee engagement, and systemic programming, demonstrating her proficiency in fostering positive organizational growth.

She is known for her outstanding interpersonal, organizational, and supervisory skills, which have contributed to her success in driving impactful change within the organizations she has been a part of.

Stephanie Livingston's diverse background and extensive experience make her a valuable asset in the realm of business psychology, organizational development, and leadership.