Helping ambitious women find calm and cultivate wellbeing in nature

Ecotherapist, best-selling author & partner in tech,

Clara helps high-achieving leaders reclaim their wellbeing by building resilience, purpose, and a connection to what really matters.

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My Amazon Best Selling book — Re-Nature: How Nature Helps Us Feel Better and Do Better, explores the deep connections between nature, mental health, and climate action—and how healing our connection to the natural world can drive personal well-being and planetary health.

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ABOUT CLARA

Clara Schroeder is an ecotherapist, speaker, and author who helps individuals and teams thrive in a rapidly changing world. Having worked in B2B SaaS marketing & sales, Clara understands the pressure and demands of modern leadership.

With a Master’s in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University and a global background spanning eight countries, she brings a rare international lens to the intersection of psychology, sustainability, and impactful leadership.

As a consultant and speaker, she has partnered with leading organizations including Microsoft, Terumo Neuro, and Women in Cloud, and is the author of Re-Nature, a best-selling book on restoring well-being in the face of climate disruption and the mental health crisis.

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TESTIMONIALS

Kimberly Snyder, 3x NYT bestselling author

“At the heart of her mission is a commitment to reweaving the connection between human wellbeing and planetary health. Whether guiding a corporate retreat in the redwoods or speaking on resilience in frontline healthcare, Clara creates warm, inclusive spaces where growth feels possible — and deeply human.”

Maria Sperduto, Mindfulness Teacher and PhD Psychology Student

“There’s something about Clara’s presence that immediately settles my nervous system, I feel calmer. It’s unlike other coaching I’ve had; she listens not just to my words but to what’s underneath them, which helps me hear myself more clearly. I came in feeling scattered and burnt out, and left with a renewed sense of direction and a deep reconnection to what really matters.”