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Emily Frost has been working with the Stepping Stones Project for 5+ years in various capacities. She was honored to serve as Executive Director in 2017 before taking maternity leave. Before that she was titled the Marketing & Outreach Manager, and before that the Assistant Director. She has also been a Leader of a Stepping Stones girls group. She facilitates groups of youth and parents, assists with outreach and training, and provides support for the entire organization. 

She returned February 2018 from maternity leave to re-join the SSP Staff very part time as a new mom. You can see her "Maternity Leave Announcement" here, and read more about her below.

Emily Frost is an artist and mentor working with youth and families in the Bay Area. She is also a devoted mother, wife, sister and daughter. She is the visionary behind LOVE YOUR NATURE, a movement devoted to girls and women awakening to their inherent wisdom, power, and purpose. Emily works with young people and adults, in groups and individually, as a counselor, rites of passage guide, experiential educator and consultant. She facilitates programs that develop social, emotional and spiritual intelligence, with a focus on girls coming of age.

She has taught art, mindfulness, ecology, and been a specialist in social emotional literacy curriculum in many venues throughout the Bay Area; mainly UC Berkeley, Park Day School, Prospect Sierra, Summit K2 Middle, the Young Artists Work Space (YAWS), Westside Studio, and the Gazebo Park School at Esalen Institute. Most recently, she has served as a consultant with Greenwood School in Marin and was a panel member with a Creation Spirituality Conference at UC Berkeley on Rites of Passage, Intergenerational Wisdom, and Spirituality.

A renaissance woman who has already lived many lives, Emily holds dual degrees in Art and Interdisciplinary Studies from UC Berkeley, is a certified Integral Counselor/Coach with Interchange Counseling Institute in SF, permitted Early Childhood Educator, certified Mindfulness Educator with Mindful Schools, student of the Hakomi Method, and practitioner of several healing arts.

​Emily is a is a certified facilitator with Prajna Consulting, at the crossroads of youth advocacy, gender, sex and sexuality. She has trained in the work, philosophy and practice with Prajna's founder, Charis Denison. Emily is also helping to launch 'Revolutionary Wellness Talk Radio', with her friend and colleague Rochelle McLaughlin via the VoiceAmerica™ & World Talk Radio™ Networks, focusing on themes of nourishment, wisdom, and empowerment. Emily is a proud member of the Alliance for Girls, an active network of powerful leaders, organizations and youth voices supporting girls and women. She is also a devoted friend and student of humanitarian teacher and founding member of the Amala Foundation, Vanessa Stone.

She is honored to be part of the Stepping Stones village. There's no place like home!

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Stepping Stones Project
1569 Solano Ave., #651
Berkeley, CA. 94707

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  • Home
  • The Village Story
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    • Meet The Village
    • Blog
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    • Enroll Today!
    • Testimonials
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    • Videos & Resources >
      • For Parents
      • For Youth
      • Leader and Elder Portal
  • Get Involved
    • Work with Us
    • Elder Council
    • Volunteer
  • Events Calendar
  • Donate
  • Contact
    • Newsletter
  • Shelter in Place Resources
  • Refer a Friend Program