Monique Castro is a dynamic and visionary leader, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, certified professional coach, and founder of Indigenous Circle of Wellness and Monique Castro Coaching & Consulting. She brings over 17 years of professional experience in mental health, leadership development, and community wellness, with a heart-centered commitment to supporting Indigenous, Black, and People of Color through culturally rooted care.
Grounded in the values of community, kinship, reciprocity, and collective well-being, Monique is known for creating healing spaces where individuals, leaders, and teams can thrive—not just survive. Her approach centers Indigenous wisdom, somatic healing practices, and sustainable leadership principles to guide clients toward transformation, clarity, and alignment with their purpose.
As a proud Diné (Navajo) and Xicana woman, Monique has devoted her life’s work to uplifting the next generation of changemakers, wellness leaders, and entrepreneurs. She’s also the co-founder of the California Native Vote Project and the So’oh-Shinálí Sister Project.
Monique’s work spans therapy, coaching, facilitation, and wellness consulting with tribal nations, nonprofits, foundations, and values-aligned businesses. She envisions a future where wellness is accessible, leadership is sustainable, and Indigenous voices are centered in every room of influence.
Grounded in the values of community, kinship, reciprocity, and collective well-being, Monique is known for creating healing spaces where individuals, leaders, and teams can thrive—not just survive. Her approach centers Indigenous wisdom, somatic healing practices, and sustainable leadership principles to guide clients toward transformation, clarity, and alignment with their purpose.
As a proud Diné (Navajo) and Xicana woman, Monique has devoted her life’s work to uplifting the next generation of changemakers, wellness leaders, and entrepreneurs. She’s also the co-founder of the California Native Vote Project and the So’oh-Shinálí Sister Project.
Monique’s work spans therapy, coaching, facilitation, and wellness consulting with tribal nations, nonprofits, foundations, and values-aligned businesses. She envisions a future where wellness is accessible, leadership is sustainable, and Indigenous voices are centered in every room of influence.