eddiegrassilifecoaching.com

Actually none at this point but willing to learn!

have had success coaching adults, families, children and business professionals since I started coaching. I am trained in the new brain science of behavior change which teaches people how to use positive everyday experiences to build inner strengths such as confidence, calm, self-esteem and more.

I have worked helping couples discover how they can help themselves by helping each other. This is done with genuine positive regard for the other, compromising, negotiating and learning the art of conflict resolution to come to a mutually agreed upon decision. Often, each person needs to work on themselves to be effective at working on the relationship.

I have worked helping parents with understanding how to motivate and discipline their children to be responsible, hard-working and caring learners, mentally, socially and emotionally.

I am open to practicing this but do not have experience doing this other than in my own relationships.

None yet except for my daughter

Ongoing work has involved providing guidance and support in the form of building inner strengths of self-confidence, self-compassion and motivation to make intelligent effective decisions. This also involves taking responsibility to accept the consequences of those decisions.

The work I have done here pertains mostly to resolving conflict between two people in a relationship where the problem often shows up as a communication failure because one or both parties lack the skills necessary to express themselves with assertiveness and respect.

Well, I'm currently working on helping a client overcome some behaviors that make success difficult because it's the same negative narrative they tell themselves. This becomes an excuse for not taking action and breakthrough coaching is helpful to see what's not working and turning it around.

This is one of my expert areas because I often the clients I help get stuck before they can even get across what they want to say. People in a relationship needs good communication skills and practice is the key.

I have been working in family coaching informally as a teacher and in my role as a Family Coach. When many differing points of view are in play as well as behaviors, a family can benefit greatly from some objectivity. I work with families to help them examine their interactions and improve where communication breaks down.

Working on it