Elizabeth Hudson is a multifaceted individual with a diverse range of talents and pursuits. She is a screenwriter, actress, producer, event host, spiritual life coach, and media contributor, with a career spanning over two decades.
As a writer, Hudson penned the screenplay for the comedy film Babymoon, which revolves around a woman's journey as she prepares to become a mother for the first time. Her work in television has seen her appear in notable series such as Scrubs and Las Vegas, as well as in films like Moving Targets and Hanging Up.
In addition to her creative endeavors, Hudson has also made a name for herself as a host. Since 2002, she has had the honor of hosting five Satellite Award shows on behalf of the International Press Academy. Furthermore, she produces and hosts the popular podcast "Sacred Alchemy with Elizabeth Hudson," which delves into a wide range of topics.
As a spiritual life coach, Hudson guides professionals in becoming more soul-centered leaders and supports businesses in adopting a more human-centered approach. Her expertise has also made her a sought-after keynote speaker, panelist, and guest on various new media outlets. Her talks often focus on themes of motivation and transformation, drawing from her knowledge of trauma-conscious and informed psychospiritual perspectives.
Hudson's spiritual pursuits extend beyond her coaching and speaking engagements. She is a Kundalini yoga master and priestess, having studied under the renowned spiritual teacher Guru Singh. This extensive training has allowed her to cultivate a deeper understanding of the human experience and the interconnectedness of all things.
Born in Westchester County, New York, Hudson grew up with a strong sense of curiosity and creativity. She graduated from the Loomis Chaffee School before attending the University of Vermont, where she earned a degree in English Literature. Today, Hudson is a proud mother of two and an avid surfer, always seeking new ways to balance her busy life and nurture her connection to the world around her.
