For more than 30 years, Christian de la Huerta has been dedicated to facilitating personal transformation. An award-winning author, Christian is a respected teacher and sought-after speaker whose unique self-development programs have been experienced across the world in university lecture halls, retreat centers, corporate boardrooms and houses of worship. His role can be described in a variety of ways: retreat facilitator, relationships expert, spiritual coach, leadership consultant and beyond. But although his dedication manifests in a variety of ways for a diverse audience, all of Christian’s work shares a common result: profound personal transformation.

Christian is creator and teacher of several self-development programs designed to help people get free and step into their authentic power in order to have lives of meaning and purpose and relationships that work. His mission is to help catalyze a revolution of consciousness for the sake of humanity’s evolution.

His award-winning and critically-acclaimed book, Coming Out Spiritually, was chosen by Publisher’s Weekly as one of the ten best religion books of its year. The book was widely acclaimed critically and is considered a defining, trend-setting accomplishment in its field.

Christian is an acclaimed speaker at various settings—including the TedX stage. He projects a credible, compelling, authentic and warm presence when speaking in front of groups, large and small. He speaks from experience and walks his talk, and audiences feel that—and find his message find particularly relevant in these times. Over the years, he has established himself as a respected leader in the field of spirituality. His retreats, workshops and other events are known for their life-changing effect and for their inspiring and transformative exploration of our innate human potential.

Graduating with honors from Tulane University, he obtained a degree in Psychology. After working in the marketing and professional relations departments for several psychiatric and addictions hospitals in Miami, he walked away from his comfortable, enviable life to embark on a profound and challenging spiritual journey. Following a 20-year stint in the San Francisco Bay Area, he again calls South Florida home, providentially finding his way back to Coconut Grove, his favorite Miami neighborhood.