We exist to help people & Their Communities thrive.
Our core values
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We dwell in possibility. Even if we can’t see the good yet, we always know it’s coming.
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We are committed to being our authentic selves, even as we help you discover yours.
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We’ve all experienced hard things, setbacks, and deserve to be cared for, valued, and loved.
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No matter your beliefs, your background, your way of life—you deserve to thrive, and you are welcome here.
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You will never be on this journey alone. We will be there to support you, cheering you on throughout our time together.
meet our founder
Sita K. Mukerji, MA
I founded Wisdom of the Heart from a deep belief that when people better understand themselves—particularly how their nervous system responds to stress—they are better equipped to lead, parent, teach, care for others, and ultimately thrive.
For more than 25 years, I have worked at the intersection of leadership, education, coaching, and human development. Today, I bring that experience together with advanced graduate training in psychology to deliver evidence-informed workshops, seminars, and educational programs that help individuals and organizations build resilience, prevent burnout, and cultivate lasting well-being.
My professional background spans leadership development, organizational psychology, coaching, mentoring, and mental wellness education. I hold a Master of Arts in Industrial Psychology with an emphasis in Leadership and Organizational Development, completed a Master of Arts in Mindfulness-Based Clinical Psychology, and am a Certified Relationship Coach. Together, these experiences have provided me with a unique perspective on human behavior, resilience, emotional well-being, and the science of sustainable change.
Every workshop I facilitate is grounded in current research while remaining practical, engaging, and immediately applicable. Drawing from neuroscience, mindfulness, polyvagal-informed principles, positive psychology, and decades of leadership and facilitation experience, I translate complex concepts into accessible strategies that participants can immediately apply in their homes, classrooms, workplaces, and communities.
At the heart of my work is a simple belief: meaningful change begins with understanding. When we understand how stress affects the brain and nervous system, we become better equipped to respond with intention rather than reaction, strengthen our relationships, and create environments where people feel safe, connected, and capable of thriving.
Whether I am partnering with a school to support parents and educators, collaborating with an organization to address burnout, or speaking to a community about resilience and well-being, my mission remains the same:
To help people re-regulate, reconnect, and thrive.
Through Wisdom of the Heart, I am honored to partner with schools, organizations, healthcare teams, and community groups that are committed to fostering healthier families, stronger workplaces, and more resilient communities through compassionate, evidence-informed education.
Know who you are working with!
I discovered my purpose in helping other people discover theirs.
I’m a cheerleader at heart, and I’m deeply passionate about helping others shine. Nothing lights me up more than watching someone discover and unfold their potential, their wisdom and personal/professional successes.
For over 25 years, I’ve been deeply inspired by people's complexity—the ways we connect, communicate, and grow together. Throughout my career, I’ve worked closely with individuals and teams as a Leader, Mentor, and Coach all while pursuing a comprehensive education in human development and relational dynamics.
Now, I’m combining everything I’ve learned—years of hands-on experience and in-depth study—to fully align my work with what I do best and love most: helping people thrive in all aspects of their lives. This is more than a career shift—it’s a natural evolution, and I’m excited to walk this path with purpose and clarity.
Beyond work, I have a wonderful life in San Diego with my family (though my hometown will always be Kansas City—go Chiefs!), including our very energetic Aussiedoodle, who brings us so much joy and laughter. My faith keeps me centered and connected to myself, and it drives me in everything I do.
I believe that the best way to change the world around us is to start with ourselves, changing the trajectory of our own lives to create meaning; one person, one family, one community at a time.
Professional Credentials:
B.A. in Theology, Psychology, and Philosophy concentrations - University of Kansas & University of Saint Mary
M.A. in Industrial Psychology, Leadership and Organizational Development - University of the Rockies
M.A. in Mindfulness-Based Clinical Psychology, Naropa University
Certified Thriving Relationship Coach - Center for Thriving Relationships
CYT (Certified Yoga Teacher) 200 - Shambhava School of Yoga
Mentor, Women's Entrepreneurship - Cherie Blair Foundation
Academic Resource Center Mentor & Counselor - University of Saint Mary