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COACHING

Who is this service for?

  • Typical clients include professionals in demanding and high-performance fields such as Doctors, Lawyers, Judges, Financial Advisors, Mental Health Professionals, upper management (CEO, CFO, COO).

Professional Coaching vs. Psychiatric Care

  • People who do not have an identified or active psychiatric illness, but who are struggling with the Typical Issues listed below would benefit from Professional Coaching.

  • People with an identified and active psychiatric illness require psychiatric care and should request a referral for a psychiatric assessment from their Family Physician.

  • Both often present with stress, anxiety, irritability, mood swings, sleep issues, physical symptoms like irritable bowel, insomnia, concentration issues.

  • Stress management, burnout, work-life balance, efficiency issues, interpersonal issues or personal stressors interfering with work related productivity.​

  • Desire for self-actualization.​

  • Targeted assessment to identify the root of their struggles.​

  • Education and experiential learning of concepts to address root issues.

  • Addressing the issues contributing to their difficulties

Professional Coaching

  • A suspected or identified active psychiatric illness to be treated.​

  • Psychiatric Assessment for diagnostic clarification and treatment recommendations.​

  • Medication recommendations as indicated.​

  • Therapy focused on management of the pathological presentation.

 

*If someone has seen me for Professional Coaching at any time, I am unable to see them for psychiatric care. Similarly, if someone has seen me as a patient, they are not able to see me for Professional Coaching at any time in the future as it would pose a conflict of interest.

Psychiatric Care

NOTE: Many therapy interventions and principles are also used as educational principles that are taught to attain and maintain wellness. The difference between their use in Professional Coaching versus Therapy is their target and intent (to promote self-actualization vs. manage an illness).

Typical Issues

  • Personal issues interfering with work productivity, efficiency or health​

  • Poor work-life balance & burnout​

  • Difficulty clarifying professional objectives​

  • Struggles setting boundaries and prioritizing​

  • Interpersonal issues with staff​

  • Work-specific demands and relationship management issues

  • Stress-related health issues including but not limited to:

  • Migraines​

  • Irritable Bowel Syndrome​

  • Muscle tension and pain​

  • Sleep and concentration difficulties​

  • Irritability

What do we do?

In these 1:1 sessions we:

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  • Identify and address the underlying issues​

  • Use an experiential and educational approach informed by research​​

  • Learn practical skills that are transferable to other life situations

Benefits

  • More intimacy and connection in relationships​

  • Improved work-life balance​

  • Greater clarity of values and purpose​

  • Increased ability to prioritize and set boundaries accordingly

  • Increased life satisfaction​

  • Improved physical health​

  • Improved mental health​

  • More engaged with life

TESTIMONIALS

Workshop Testimonials

I increased my business by 13 million dollars through my work with Dr. Wilson!

 

Dr. Wilson was recommended by a client of mine 3 years ago. I intended to focus on a small section of my business I felt needed some attention. In the first meeting she helped me recognize my full potential, both in my business and personal life, and how they were connected.

 

My practice has grown more each year with Dr. Wilson as my coach, and I have measurable increases in efficiencies with the processes I’ve implemented based on our collaboration. I continue to work with Dr. Wilson as she continues to challenge me to be my best.

– Shawn Keel, CFA, CFP

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