About The Agency

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​​Transforming Lives

Beth Durling and The Agency

 

Beth Durling, MS, CADCII, ICADC, is a nationally recognized consultant, clinician, and spiritual guide with over 15 years of experience leading transformational change. As the founder of The Agency, Beth has guided thousands of individuals, families, and organizations through deep healing and systemic realignment. Her work is rooted in the belief that true transformation happens when we engage the whole system—clinically, emotionally, spiritually, and relationally.

 

For more than 20 years, Beth has been a force in shifting outcomes across diverse spaces—nonprofit, corporate, and clinical. What started as a passion for helping individuals has grown into a movement that’s impacted families in crisis, executive teams in recovery, and organizations seeking purpose and integrity. The mission has remained clear: to transform lives from the inside out. The impact has been unprecedented, and the feedback from those touched by Beth’s work.

 

Beth’s unique approach blends clinical expertise with deep intuition and spiritually grounded leadership. Her work is not about surface solutions—it’s about building lasting structures that heal, align, and empower people and systems to thrive.

 

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My Story:

I began my recovery at 19.

I checked myself into trauma therapy at a young age, and that moment quietly changed the course of my life. I would spend the next 20 years in mental health recovery, under the care of a psychologist, Dr. Shelly Royalty, learning her restorative language of healing—inner child work, spiritual restoration, nervous system repair—and walking hand in hand with a beautiful mentor who helped me come back to life.

 

When my children started school, I began volunteering at a local homeless shelter. I’ll never forget peeking through the window after drop-off and seeing bikes chained to a fence. I thought I’d offer a little time. I never left. What began as a few hours of service turned into a calling. I became the program director, fell in love with 32 men—many of them fresh out of Pelican Bay—and built a life rooted in walking beside those the world may overlook.