Adult Coaching Practice:

Coaching can benefit people in all professions and from all walks of life. From corporate executives to aspiring artists to working writers, creative coaching can take your performance to the next level and beyond. Performing better within your corporate culture, managing bi-directionally-above your position and below- (yes! you do have to manage your boss as s/he manages you!), strategically leveraging your talents, skills, and abilities to land that promotion, start your own business, or create alternative income streams…all comes down to self-awareness or how well you handle you.

How your actions and interactions effect those around you, how others effect you, and how you affect yourself, all contribute to your successes as well as to your failures. How good are you at getting things done? Getting along with others? Tackling high-level problems? Remaining true to yourself and your own desires while performing within the context of your workplace? How good are you at managing day-to-day life while still actively working toward your long-term goals?

If you have trouble answering those questions (or don’t like the answers you are coming up with) you may want to give coaching a try.

Have you always wanted to write a book?  Start a business? Build a website? Share your art with the world? Land that promotion? Get in better physical shape?

Yes? Good.

I’m here to help you do just that.

Educational Support and Counseling for Children and Teens:

As a former school-based mental health counselor, I have worked with students of all ages, helping them to achieve academic success. Often times, children experience limited success at school due to emotional issues; and sometimes children experience emotional issues due to limited success at school.

Academic performance, peer relationships, behavioral issues, and emotional regulation are so intertwined, that a child cannot become fully successful unless all facets are addressed together. With educational counseling, we seek to collectively address all of those areas.

Based on principles of cognitive psychology, students learn to:

• Study smart instead of hard. 
• Understand how to operate the “computer” inside their head for more efficient learning.
• “File” their learned information correctly, resulting in easy retrieval (and higher test grades) later. 
• Anticipate test questions and testing conditions to reduce anxiety and decrease stress. 
• Enjoy learning again!

For more information on our educational support program, or to schedule an appointment, connect with us here.