Jessica Sell Chambers is the founder of FoxARC Coaching, where she guides individuals and organizations through a trauma-informed framework she calls FOX — Find • Own • eXpand — using the Hero’s Journey® Change Model. Her work bridges the gap between case management and therapy, offering short-term, practical coaching that helps people reframe their stories, reclaim resilience, and reconnect with purpose.

Jessica holds a Master’s in Education from the University of Southern California and a Bachelor’s in International Studies, Culture, and Communication from The City College of New York. She completed the Trauma-Informed Coaching Certification with the Mentor Agility Institute, a world-class program led by Dr. Julie Elledge and accredited by the ICF and NBHWC. Trained in the Hero’s Journey® Change Model (licensed from the Joseph Campbell Foundation), she integrates narrative and resilience practices to help clients explore their shadow, build confidence, and expand into meaningful, grounded lives.

Before founding FoxARC, Jessica served as an elected official in Jackson, Wyoming, shaping public policy on housing, childcare, equity, and municipal finance. That experience taught her how systems succeed — and fail — in supporting people, deepening her commitment to helping individuals build resilience and autonomy both within and beyond those systems.

Jessica lives with her husband, son, and two cattle dogs in Jackson Hole, Wyoming where she loves to ski, paddle board, do yoga, read, and write — she is currently working on a memoir about her heroine’s journey. She loves to travel.

Jessica’s mother’s name was Sandra Fox — and, just like her mom, foxes have always guided the arc of Jessica’s own heroine’s journey. In many cultures, the fox symbolizes adaptability, intelligence, and the ability to navigate between worlds — intuition meeting strategy, wisdom meeting play. For Jessica, the fox has been both a teacher and a guide: appearing in moments of transition, inviting her to trust instinct, creativity, and quiet persistence when logic alone wasn’t enough.

Through FoxARC Coaching, she hopes to help others follow their own “fox” — that inner guide that knows when to listen, when to leap, and when to begin again. It’s not about escaping the forest, but learning to move through it with clarity, courage, and grace.

Why “FoxARC”?