ABOUT WADE
Wade Robson is a Life Mentor and Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner (SEP™) whose work is grounded in lived experience, professional training, and deep personal transformation.
For much of his life, while building a highly successful career in the entertainment industry—choreographing for artists including Britney Spears, NSYNC, and Usher—Wade was privately living with depression, anxiety, and the long-term effects of unresolved childhood trauma. That weight eventually led to two nervous breakdowns and a turning point that changed the course of his life.
In 2013, Wade publicly disclosed his history of childhood sexual abuse, a process documented in the Emmy Award-winning HBO film Leaving Neverland. Navigating both the personal and public impact of that became a profound part of his healing.
For more than a decade, Wade has been committed to deep therapeutic work, somatic healing, and spiritual growth. He is a Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner (SEP™).
Alongside his private mentoring work, Wade continues to travel internationally, teaching dance to thousands of young dancers each year and leading seminars for parents and teachers. Through this work, he brings the same trauma-informed lens to conversations around pressure, perfectionism, identity, performance, and emotional wellbeing—helping reshape how young people are guided and supported.
Today, Wade works with adults, teens, and men navigating stress, anxiety, trauma, self-doubt, identity struggles, relationship challenges, and major life transitions.
His approach is grounded, direct, compassionate, and practical—helping people understand the patterns shaping their lives so real change becomes possible.
Wade lives in Hawaiʻi with his wife and son and works with clients around the world through private mentoring, workshops, support groups, and dance education.
About Wade
The life behind the work.
Wade Robson is a Life Mentor and Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner (SEP™) whose work is grounded in lived experience, professional training, and deep personal transformation.
01 / A personal journey
Beyond the spotlight.
For much of his life, while building a highly successful career in the entertainment industry—choreographing for artists including Britney Spears, NSYNC, and Usher—Wade was privately living with depression, anxiety, and the long-term effects of unresolved childhood trauma. That weight eventually led to two nervous breakdowns and a turning point that changed the course of his life.
In 2013, Wade publicly disclosed his history of childhood sexual abuse, a process documented in the Emmy Award-winning HBO film Leaving Neverland. Navigating both the personal and public impact of that became a profound part of his healing.
02 / A path toward healing
Finding a different way forward.
For more than a decade, Wade has been committed to deep therapeutic work, somatic healing, and spiritual growth. He is a Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner (SEP™).
Professional training
Three years of extensive training in Somatic Experiencing.
About Somatic Experiencing03 / Movement & connection
Movement that connects us.
Alongside his private mentoring work, Wade continues to travel internationally, teaching dance to thousands of young dancers each year and leading seminars for parents and teachers. Through this work, he brings the same trauma-informed lens to conversations around pressure, perfectionism, identity, performance, and emotional wellbeing—helping reshape how young people are guided and supported.
Explore dance education04 / The work today
Care for the whole person.
Today, Wade works with adults, teens, and men navigating stress, anxiety, trauma, self-doubt, identity struggles, relationship challenges, and major life transitions.
His approach is grounded, direct, compassionate, and practical—helping people understand the patterns shaping their lives so real change becomes possible.
Connected worldwide.
Wade lives in Hawaiʻi with his wife and son and works with clients around the world through private mentoring, workshops, support groups, and dance education.