Re:Livesaving mental help for you and your family!

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/21/2005 6:11:10 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, Tracie

writes:

I just wanted to share with you guys my experience with

Beckwith the Life Coach and also movie producer/writer. He has been

helping me and my family for FREE. That is right for FREE. He is

amazing. My poor family has been going through so much with my

diagnosis and the changes in all our lives that he has been a total

livesaver and he totally gets the chronic pain issue as his wife

suffers from chronic pain. He actually calls us and he pays for

it! He has restored my faith in the human race forever. Please, if

you have any difficulties as a family or just individually, check

him out. He is for REAL. His email address is

coaching@... His phone number is (818)842-2814.

Hi Tracie ... so glad you are getting support from . Makes me proud of

the profession I am in! I do pro bono work too (in another capacity as I

have my own health challenges), plus I am a Minister (see

http://www.stephenministries.org/Learn_About_Us/default.cfm) and it is very

rewarding and

humbling work.

It's very important to understand that coaching is NOT therapy. Coaching

assumes that the client is well and functioning (and ready to take actions to

move forward) and not in need of heeling or resolving the past. Therapy

focuses more on resolving issues. They are different and both are very

important

depending on where one is in his/her journey. There are many therapists who

become coaches.

I think it is always great to find ways to give back, as I am sure you and

your husband will as a result of the generosity and compassion that has

shown. Giving to others is just plain good for the soul. FYI, 's

website about his wife (and spousal support for those who have a mate with a

chronic illness) is www.helpchristy.com .

If anyone would like to explore more about the profession of coaching,

please see www.CoachFederation.org. This is the professional organization that

regulates the standards and ethics in the profession of coaching. There is a

wealth of information there.

Love and Prayers,

Beth

wwwBrightSideCoaching.com

www.InnerPeaceProject.com

www.FayetteGroup.com

~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

RA, or any other health challenge, is NOT a show-stopper!!!

~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/21/2005 6:11:10 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, Tracie

writes:

I just wanted to share with you guys my experience with

Beckwith the Life Coach and also movie producer/writer. He has been

helping me and my family for FREE. That is right for FREE. He is

amazing. My poor family has been going through so much with my

diagnosis and the changes in all our lives that he has been a total

livesaver and he totally gets the chronic pain issue as his wife

suffers from chronic pain. He actually calls us and he pays for

it! He has restored my faith in the human race forever. Please, if

you have any difficulties as a family or just individually, check

him out. He is for REAL. His email address is

coaching@... His phone number is (818)842-2814.

Hi Tracie ... so glad you are getting support from . Makes me proud of

the profession I am in! I do pro bono work too (in another capacity as I

have my own health challenges), plus I am a Minister (see

http://www.stephenministries.org/Learn_About_Us/default.cfm) and it is very

rewarding and

humbling work.

It's very important to understand that coaching is NOT therapy. Coaching

assumes that the client is well and functioning (and ready to take actions to

move forward) and not in need of heeling or resolving the past. Therapy

focuses more on resolving issues. They are different and both are very

important

depending on where one is in his/her journey. There are many therapists who

become coaches.

I think it is always great to find ways to give back, as I am sure you and

your husband will as a result of the generosity and compassion that has

shown. Giving to others is just plain good for the soul. FYI, 's

website about his wife (and spousal support for those who have a mate with a

chronic illness) is www.helpchristy.com .

If anyone would like to explore more about the profession of coaching,

please see www.CoachFederation.org. This is the professional organization that

regulates the standards and ethics in the profession of coaching. There is a

wealth of information there.

Love and Prayers,

Beth

wwwBrightSideCoaching.com

www.InnerPeaceProject.com

www.FayetteGroup.com

~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

RA, or any other health challenge, is NOT a show-stopper!!!

~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

[Guest guest]

Beth,

Thanks again for hooking me up with . I know my husband and I

will find a way to give back to others for all that we receive from

all of you here in the group and . I had completed my other

therapy last year so I think I was ready for this step. I am glad

to hear you do pro bono work as well. It is nice to know there are

wonderful people out there like yourself willing to help those in

need. Remember, it will all come back to you! Thanks again. Email

me anytime at tracierae@...

Gentle hugs,

Tracie

>

> In a message dated 4/21/2005 6:11:10 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

Tracie

> writes:

>

>

> I just wanted to share with you guys my experience with

> Beckwith the Life Coach and also movie producer/writer. He has

been

> helping me and my family for FREE. That is right for FREE. He

is

> amazing. My poor family has been going through so much with my

> diagnosis and the changes in all our lives that he has been a

total

> livesaver and he totally gets the chronic pain issue as his wife

> suffers from chronic pain. He actually calls us and he pays for

> it! He has restored my faith in the human race forever. Please,

if

> you have any difficulties as a family or just individually, check

> him out. He is for REAL. His email address is

> coaching@p... His phone number is (818)842-2814.

>

> Hi Tracie ... so glad you are getting support from . Makes

me proud of

> the profession I am in! I do pro bono work too (in another

capacity as I

> have my own health challenges), plus I am a Minister (see

> http://www.stephenministries.org/Learn_About_Us/default.cfm) and

it is very rewarding and

> humbling work.

>

> It's very important to understand that coaching is NOT therapy.

Coaching

> assumes that the client is well and functioning (and ready to

take actions to

> move forward) and not in need of heeling or resolving the past.

Therapy

> focuses more on resolving issues. They are different and both

are very important

> depending on where one is in his/her journey. There are many

therapists who

> become coaches.

>

> I think it is always great to find ways to give back, as I am sure

you and

> your husband will as a result of the generosity and compassion

that has

> shown. Giving to others is just plain good for the soul. FYI,

's

> website about his wife (and spousal support for those who have a

mate with a

> chronic illness) is www.helpchristy.com .

>

> If anyone would like to explore more about the profession of

coaching,

> please see www.CoachFederation.org. This is the professional

organization that

> regulates the standards and ethics in the profession of

coaching. There is a

> wealth of information there.

>

>

> Love and Prayers,

> Beth

>

> wwwBrightSideCoaching.com

> www.InnerPeaceProject.com

> www.FayetteGroup.com

>

>

> ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

> RA, or any other health challenge, is NOT a show-stopper!!!

> ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Beth,

Thanks again for hooking me up with . I know my husband and I

will find a way to give back to others for all that we receive from

all of you here in the group and . I had completed my other

therapy last year so I think I was ready for this step. I am glad

to hear you do pro bono work as well. It is nice to know there are

wonderful people out there like yourself willing to help those in

need. Remember, it will all come back to you! Thanks again. Email

me anytime at tracierae@...

Gentle hugs,

Tracie

>

> In a message dated 4/21/2005 6:11:10 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

Tracie

> writes:

>

>

> I just wanted to share with you guys my experience with

> Beckwith the Life Coach and also movie producer/writer. He has

been

> helping me and my family for FREE. That is right for FREE. He

is

> amazing. My poor family has been going through so much with my

> diagnosis and the changes in all our lives that he has been a

total

> livesaver and he totally gets the chronic pain issue as his wife

> suffers from chronic pain. He actually calls us and he pays for

> it! He has restored my faith in the human race forever. Please,

if

> you have any difficulties as a family or just individually, check

> him out. He is for REAL. His email address is

> coaching@p... His phone number is (818)842-2814.

>

> Hi Tracie ... so glad you are getting support from . Makes

me proud of

> the profession I am in! I do pro bono work too (in another

capacity as I

> have my own health challenges), plus I am a Minister (see

> http://www.stephenministries.org/Learn_About_Us/default.cfm) and

it is very rewarding and

> humbling work.

>

> It's very important to understand that coaching is NOT therapy.

Coaching

> assumes that the client is well and functioning (and ready to

take actions to

> move forward) and not in need of heeling or resolving the past.

Therapy

> focuses more on resolving issues. They are different and both

are very important

> depending on where one is in his/her journey. There are many

therapists who

> become coaches.

>

> I think it is always great to find ways to give back, as I am sure

you and

> your husband will as a result of the generosity and compassion

that has

> shown. Giving to others is just plain good for the soul. FYI,

's

> website about his wife (and spousal support for those who have a

mate with a

> chronic illness) is www.helpchristy.com .

>

> If anyone would like to explore more about the profession of

coaching,

> please see www.CoachFederation.org. This is the professional

organization that

> regulates the standards and ethics in the profession of

coaching. There is a

> wealth of information there.

>

>

> Love and Prayers,

> Beth

>

> wwwBrightSideCoaching.com

> www.InnerPeaceProject.com

> www.FayetteGroup.com

>

>

> ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

> RA, or any other health challenge, is NOT a show-stopper!!!

> ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

>

>

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