After 40 years in this field providing counselling support for children, youth, and adults, I have accumulated knowledge, experience, and skills that now enable me to ‘give back’. I am indebted to my mentors, scientists, outstanding leaders, teachers, and counsellors, neuroscience research and trauma-informed practice to help my practice continue to grow and gain traction …
From the Podcast: Demarried Life Listen Now: (Originally recorded December 19, 2020) Co-parenting can be challenging at the best of times. Co-parenting during an “unprecedented” holiday season is a whole new level of delicate. In Part 2 of our “Divorced for the Holidays” I joined Dee & Erin to provide my realistic advice for navigating …
From the Podcast: Demarried Life Listen on Apple Podcasts Or Listen Now: (Recorded on December 10, 2020, I believe the sentiments bear repeating.) Thanks to the curse that was 2020, many of us spent the holidays alone. This can be especially daunting the first time. I joined Dee & Erin to share my ideas for a …
Coaching and Counselling are both similar and different. They are not mutually exclusive. Although counselling covers mental health, both help explore any emotional and social obstacles getting in the way of a client’s personal growth and professional performance. Coaching and counselling are a collaborative process that can… be time limited offer specific behavioural outcomes be …
Develop capacity for high performance Desired outcome, accountability, core values, visions Challenging and supporting Trusted learning partner Build greater resilience Become more resourceful Draw on existing skills and tools Clarifying, creating, collaborating, directing The boundary between coaching and counselling is not always defined by a set of absolute rules or terms. However, counsellors are trained …