Change can be hard,
but it doesn’t have to be.
Transition or change coaching can teach you the power of resilience, allowing you to care for yourself even as you care for others, build your career, and lead your family to joy.
Change is constant.
But the struggle doesn’t have to be.
From distracted parent,
to the support your child needs.
Nobody said parenting was ever easy, but the distractions of screens, constant work emails, and the stress of 21st century demands are relentless. Learn resilience and share that skill with the folks who need you most: your kids.
From taken care of,
to caregiver.
Learning to be the support your aging parent requires in his or her time of greatest need is grueling and often unappreciated work. Learning to care for yourself so that you can care for them can be transformational.
From burnout,
to master of your own second act.
Burnout is a real challenge, and the burden of moving through the daily grind can be dispiriting. Learn the art of confidence to build your capacity for resilience and master the comeback for a more satisfying career.
Hi! I’m Kimberly Corson, PhD.
Wellness Coach. Change Coach. Life Changer.
Not all coaches are created – or trained – equally. My background in behavioral science and human development and family studies allows me to guide you through the challenges you’re facing in a way that will allow you to create real and lasting transformations.
Are you ready to change how you handle change?
Resilience and change-ability can be taught, but our work will be most helpful for you if you’ve laid the right groundwork. Opening your heart and mind to the possibility of transformation is key. Are you ready?
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