
Tabatha Coffey discusses the intersection of neuroscience and the beauty industry, focusing on recent legislation affecting cosmetology schools.
Tabatha Coffey: Intentional Awareness, Cosmetology School Legislation, and Why Your Body Is Running Your Business She spent 11 years studying how the brain and body work. Then she went to Washington DC to fight for the industry. This conversation covers both. Recorded live at ABS Chicago with co-host Geno Chapman, Corey sits down with Tabatha Coffey (@tabathacoffey) for a conversation that moves from Capitol Hill to Cambodia to the neuroscience of why hairdressers self-sabotage their own success. Tabatha is a certified neuroscience and somatic coach, a longtime industry advocate, and is currently touring with Keratin Complex across the US and Australia. The Legislation That Could Close 90% of Cosmetology Schools Tabatha just returned from DC with AACS and NIC, meeting with House and Senate offices about a Department of Education bill that could eliminate financial aid access for cosmetology students. The benchmarks compare the industry to four-year undergraduate degrees, which is not a fair comparison. The number being shared by school associations is stark: up to 90% of cosmetology schools could close within five years if this passes. Tabatha's role was to humanize the industry…
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