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Current company Ellen Schweitzer Your Next Chapter
Professional Training and Coaching · 1 employees
We start with a “chemistry call” so that I can answer any questions that you may have. At the same time, we can get a sense of whether we would be a good fit. The relationship between coach/client is the most important part of the process so that you, the client, is able to relax and trust that we, the team, can work together to reach your goals. This partnership is unique; you are talking to someone that feels like a close friend, a nonjudgmental partner that has the insight and training to help you get there. Coaching is about insight and discovery (“what is it that I actually want”), and action and accountability (getting it done). My job is to help you identify and ultimately reach your desires and goals. We will meet for 1-hour on a weekly or biweekly basis, either on the phone or in person.(You don’t have to be in New York for us to work together!) Our sessions are often focused on the insight part, and you leave each session with an action plan. But I don’t leave you there! A key part of working with me is that I am your coach “full-time”. If you need me for a pep talk, or to navigate a challenge, I am available. I am often in communication with a client in between sessions. You are the one actually doing the work and I am there for you whenever you need me. I will help you to become the person you know deep inside that you are meant to be. You’ll feel stronger, more positive, more confident and more capable. Listen to my podcast, We Can Be Real: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/we-can-be-real/id16••••••92 Degrees, Certifications & Credentials-CDC Certified Divorce Coach: CDC Board of Standards -Certified Life Coach: New York University -Bachelor of Science in Human Development, Syracuse University
