Family Advisor & Coach

To initiate family growth, you need to plan for it, by way of a qualitative assessment process. Such a process will employ surveys, interviews, and conversations to assess your human, intellectual, social, and spiritual strengths, and then identify the best practices and plans most relevant to you, both as a family and as individuals.
My role is to listen to your needs, individually and communally, and craft learning plans with you, individually and communally. I desire to do so with presence and empathy, willing the good of each person. In my interviews, I aspire to discern the questions that need to be asked, derived in part from research into other persons who were previously in situations like your own. When I report back to you, I will look to bring you best practices and benchmarks relevant to your stages of progress. My goal would be to craft a framework that allows you to go from strength to strength towards becoming yet more amazing versions of yourselves. My pledge would be to find you the persons who could best assist you on your journeys of growth and to follow up with you on your progress towards greater thriving. Some call this the work of a Chief Learning Officer; I think of it a series of house visits from someone with a ministerial heart who can understand your situation. Schedule a conversation with me today about this preliminary work.
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Too much time and energy are lost because of unmet needs and mismatched expectations. By improving conversations, the family can hopefully overcome at least some of its friction and gain more fruitful conversations going forward. Unless there is a clear, deep-seated issue, families may only need a coach-facilitator to help them past a specific blockage. I work in that coaching space, referring onto deeper work when necessary. To help you to gain the ability to have real conversations on important topics, I provide workshops on conflict resolution, improving communications, cognitive reframing, emotional intelligence, and understanding the stages of change.