Mentors Like Debra Meyerson
Stanford professor suffered a severe stroke in 2010, lost mobility and speech, now slowly recovering. Authored books on post-stroke identity recovery. If you follow Debra Meyerson, these are the 24 most similar thought leaders we track, matched by profile similarity and ranked by their Modern Mentor AI credibility rating.
Brené Brown
Research professor studies courage & vulnerability, authored six #1 New York Times bestsellers, hosts podcasts, has a Netflix and HBO Max show.
Credibility rating: 307/1000
Joe Dispenza
NY Times bestselling author and international lecturer with expertise in neurology, neuroscience, and cellular biology.
Credibility rating: 269/1000
Dan Ariely
Duke University professor and founder of Center for Advanced Hindsight, author of multiple NYT bestsellers, startups owner.
Credibility rating: 226/1000
Mel Robbins
Leading personal development voice, NY Times bestselling author, creator of popular online courses and TEDx talks.
Credibility rating: 216/1000
Thema Bryant-Davis
Renowned psychologist, ordained minister, professor, author, and media consultant specializing in trauma and resilience.
Credibility rating: 203/1000
Tracy L Markley
Tracy L. Markley is an award-winning personal trainer and author specializing in fitness and stroke recovery.
Credibility rating: 190/1000
Adam Grant
Organizational psychologist at Wharton, bestselling author and TED speaker, recognized for influential management ideas.
Credibility rating: 111/1000
Gregg Braden
Best-selling author and researcher merging science, spirituality, and human potential, ex-Technical manager at Cisco.
Credibility rating: 92/1000
Matthew McKay PhD
Matthew McKay, PhD, is a clinical psychologist and author known for his self-help books.
Credibility rating: 59/1000
Deborah A. Dana
Deborah A. Dana is a clinician and author specializing in complex trauma and Polyvagal Theory.
Credibility rating: 52/1000
Resmaa Menakem, MSW, LICSW
Resmaa Menakem is a therapist specializing in trauma and body-centered psychotherapy.
Credibility rating: 46/1000
Bret A. Moore
Prescribing psychologist, author of 14 books, a former military psychologist with two Iraq tours. Awarded by APA.
Credibility rating: 41/1000
Rheeda Walker PhD
Rheeda Walker, PhD, is a tenured psychology professor and expert in African American mental health.
Credibility rating: 39/1000
Nick Trenton
Nick Trenton is an author and expert in emotional well-being and self-help.
Credibility rating: 39/1000
Ashley L. Peterson
Ashley L. Peterson is a mental health advocate and author with a background in nursing and pharmacy.
Credibility rating: 37/1000
Tsgoyna Tanzman
Renowned Speech-Language Pathologist and Life Coach specializing in stroke and brain injury recovery, trained under various coaching gurus, author of international bestseller.
Credibility rating: 35/1000
Peter G. Levine
Researcher and educator focused on post-stroke brain plasticity, testing emerging neurorehabilitation methods.
Credibility rating: 35/1000
Valorie Burton
Valorie Burton is a bestselling author and life coach focused on helping individuals achieve personal and professional growth.
Credibility rating: 34/1000
Lucille Jorgensen RN
Experienced nurse specialized in various fields, certified in Lean Healthcare and a Stroke Program Coordinator.
Credibility rating: 32/1000
Carl Wolfe
Introvert overcomes social anxiety, mastering effective communication and aiding others via writing.
Credibility rating: 29/1000
Andrew Humington
Neuroscience enthusiast turned author, shares insights on cognitive abilities, emotional intelligence, and happiness.
Credibility rating: 27/1000
Kelsey Blackwell
Kelsey Blackwell is a cultural somatics practitioner focused on empowering women of color.
Credibility rating: 26/1000
Jill Bolte Taylor
Harvard-trained neuroanatomist and author, associated with Indiana University, spokesperson for Harvard Brain Bank.
Credibility rating: 22/1000
Janet Bray Attwood
Janet Bray Attwood is a co-author of bestselling self-help books and a transformational leader.
Credibility rating: 21/1000