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The Journey of
Jenny S. Huang (JSH),

Jenny S. Huang (JSH) is a Life Coach known for her expertise in blending neuroscience with eastern philosophy to empower individuals. With affiliations at the Institute of Coaching at McLean and Harvard Medical School, Jenny has dedicated her research and work to melding validated science and psychology with an empathetic approach to life coaching.

Drawing from her background in multi-media art, Jenny weaves creativity and personal development into her coaching approach. She facilitates workshop series and retreats, guiding individuals on transformative journeys towards personal growth and fulfillment.

Jenny's academic journey includes studies in neuroscience and health policy at Mount Holyoke College, Columbia University, and the University of Southern California. She leverages this interdisciplinary background to provide evidence-based strategies tailored to each client's unique needs and goals.

Committed to helping others thrive, Jenny’s work is built on her motto, "Integrating the precision of neuroscience with the guiding ethos of eastern philosophy.”

From Science to Soul

I come from trauma, and much of my life was spent seeking to understand why people cause harm to themselves and others. Science gave me part of the answer—I studied the brain, the nervous system, and how unspoken stories shape our patterns. My academic path led me through neuroscience and health policy at Mount Holyoke College, Columbia University, and USC, and later to affiliations with the Institute of Coaching at McLean and Harvard Medical School.

Yet knowledge alone wasn’t enough. I turned to art, breath, and ritual to truly heal. From this, ArtZen was born—a space where science, soul, and creativity meet to help people shift patterns and reconnect with themselves.

Alongside ArtZen, my work as a Life Coach continues this vision. Blending neuroscience with eastern philosophy, I guide individuals through coaching, workshops, and retreats—integrating evidence-based tools with creativity and compassion.

Because healing is possible—and no one should suffer simply for not knowing where to begin.

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