Keyonna Monroe teaches extensively on emotional intelligence and collaborates with several companies and institutions including Microsoft, Wells Fargo, Californian Board of Judges Association, Whole Foods, The Obama Foundation, NAACP, and DOVE. Monroe discusses topics around emotional & spiritual wellness, mental health, and ethical leadership development. She has spoken at national and international conferences, companies, and universities such as ColorComm, WAGS, NYU, USC, Loyola Marymount, Berkeley, Misericordia University, and UCLA annually, and is tapped by companies such as Job Corps, Bank of America, VyStar Credit Union, Amazon, Raytheon and Boeing to share her unconventional insights on leadership, and business.

 Keyonna has experience working with couples, corporate employees, and individuals that struggle with anxiety, depression, communication, trauma, loss, and perhaps have reached an impasse with moving forward within a career, relationship, or other life events. Well-versed in the development and facilitation of technical and educational training in the non-profit, academic, corporate, and governmental industries. Keyonna applies adult learning theories and methods to develop creative and interactive presentations to inform and motivate audiences using a wide variety of platforms, including one-on-one and group sessions, webinars, online programs, and correspondence courses.

Certified Emotional Intelligence, and Neuro-linguistic Programming.

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With an amiable and structured background in Counseling, Ms. Monroe generally employs NLP and EQ/CQ techniques, while integrating interpersonal approaches to provide support and practical feedback to help clients effectively address personal life challenges. She believes that the counseling/coaching relationship is vital to success, and is respectfully attentive to cultural factors and the unique history and circumstances of each client. With compassion and understanding, Ms. Monroe works with each individual to help them build on their strengths and attain the personal growth they are committed to accomplishing. She views counseling as a partnership in which she works with clients toward this goal.