Maybe your life hasn’t been successful because you haven’t incorporated necessary ideas into it. Here are seven things you can do to help you on your way to create a more successful life. 1) It’s important to start the year with an open mind. Be open to new possibilities. Don’t limit yourself with negative thoughts such […]
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Most people think of coaches for helping with personal issues, relationships, or business but not necessary for grief. But, I do for many reasons. Mainly, because coaching is designed to inspire, encourage and transform a client. A person who has suffered a loss and is grieving certainly needs to be encouraged and inspired to move forward. And […]
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It’s been several days since the election. I am not stating my political views here, what I am addressing is grief. Six months prior to the election the philosophies and ideas of the candidates began to infiltrate our minds through the media. Each day it breathed into us the good, the bad and the ugly of […]
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Have you heard the term continuing bond before? I heard about it for the first time a few years ago from a friend who lost her pet. She attended a pet support group and they discussed the theory. A book on the subject was published in 1996 by authors, Klass, Silverman, and Nickman entitled, “Continuing […]
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A psychological age doesn’t necessarily correlate to your chronological age but it can. You may wonder why it is important to know this age? As an NLP (Neuro-Linguisic Programming) practitioner and a life coach I find it very useful to know what age a client is operating in. Thus, it can help me coach them with whatever […]
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Your thoughts affect you more than you know. They have power and hold more of it than we are aware of. I learned this the hard way. But, it wasn’t until after my husband died by suicide in 2005 that I understood this. The thoughts that ran loose in my mind were of self-destruction. They took control and […]
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