Explore the Benefits of Mindfulness

Welcome to Cloud Walk Coaching

My name is Roxanne Worden, and I'm a huge fan of your happiness. Through my own journey of overcoming life’s biggest challenges, I discovered that mindfulness is the key to living a meaningful and balanced life. Mindfulness helps us reduce stress, focus on what matters, and align with who we truly are.

That's why I founded Cloud Walk Coaching — to create a safe and supportive space for your unique journey of self-discovery. I offer mindfulness-based strategies that improve your quality of life, enhance personal growth, and strengthen relationships at home and at work. Whether you want to deepen your self-awareness or boost team dynamics, my approach is designed to help you cultivate the mental clarity and emotional resilience needed to step into a world of endless possibilities with courage and curiosity.

Cloud Walk Coaching is proud to be an SBA-certified Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB).

Our sessions are honest, practical, & inspired.

My clients gain the clarity & confidence needed to take action.

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Here's a snapshot of my most recent collaborations.

U.S. National Institutes of Health
Google's Women Techmakers Program
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

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My Story

I'm a mindfulness coach and speaker with over a decade of strategic planning experience gained through my work with HR management consultancies, nonprofit organizations, and the U.S. federal government. Passionate about self-development, I’m constantly expanding my wellness toolkit, which includes certifications in meditation teaching and health coaching.

As an empathic teenager, I struggled with depression along with the normal awkwardness associated with coming of age. I remember often being mad at the world for one reason or another as I sat in the back seat of my parent's car. Noticing me in deep thought, my mother would point out the clouds to me. She would mention how one cloud looked like Mickey Mouse ears, or another looked like a cat. Wanting to hold on to my disgruntled disposition, I would reluctantly take a look.

For some reason, I couldn't help but look up to weigh in on the matter. Did that cloud have Mickey Mouse ears? Each time I looked up, I realized how big the world was compared to the thoughts in my head and my current view. I realized there would be so much more to discover if I could ever walk among the clouds.

Let's take a walk on the clouds.

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