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RESILIENCY COACHING

In my work as an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Counsellor since 2009,

I started to notice what is now a common problem in our modern workplace ...

the "doing more with less" Overwork/Overwhelm syndrome

which is negatively impacting worker health -- both physical and mental!

As a result of the stories I heard and the problems my clients were struggling with, ranging from "mean" bosses, constant restructurings, frustrating co-workers, and even sometimes bullying and harassment, I developed a system wherein I could help clients take back some of their time and start to live their lives with more peace and improvement in how they handled their workloads and colleagues.

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What Resiliency Coaching Clients Have Said...

 

"Thanks so much again for all of your assistance these past months. It's been a very trying period for me and I am very appreciative of your insight and professional support." 

 

"I think at this point, as you kind of indicated in our last conversation, that perhaps your job is done and although I wasn’t' ready to let you go at the end of that call, I think I now feel that I can take the reins and start steering. I can't tell you how much my calls with you inspired and motivated me. You gave me practical advice, encouragement and a sense that I could accomplish starting over. I will miss those calls!" 

Here are a just a few of the key Transformational skills you will develop in my Workplace Resiliency Program

Identifying "allies"

Your chances of success in overcoming workplace bad behavior relies on how many colleagues are on your side! Communication is a key skill to develop in order to work together to facilitate change or get heard by higher-ups who can make a difference!

Saying "No"

Nowadays the workplace is rife with employees struggling to do more with less.  This never-ending onslaught of re-distributed work leads to increased mental health leaves. To turn this tide around, and maintain their sanity, workers must re-build their "saying no" muscle!

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This underdeveloped skill is essential in the new world of work! Yet you'll never see it offered in any professional development workshop! Now is the time to embrace this all-important, health-saving concept so you can start to take back control of your time and workplace engagement. It's not too late!

Stay or go?

And, if all else fails, and no hope remains to make it right again at the old office, know that there is life after quitting.  Though it does require increased awareness and a willingness to dig deeper to make a really successful leap to new horizons instead of falling into the same trap at a new place. 

Contact / Book your first 3o min Free Consult*

Located in Victoria, BC Canada

Available by phone, Zoom and various other online options ... as well as in person.

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Tel: 250-888-7733

telstone17@gmail.com

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*FIRST HALF HOUR FREE consults apply more to exploratory sessions to determine if we are a good fit for one of my longer term coaching packages, resume reinvention, job search and re-design, etc. Single instructional sessions with clear goals, such as interview prep, or previous EAP clients who have had numerous sessions with me already, may not be eligible for this special offer. 

URGENT RESUMES:  I'm writing less resumes these days but am still open to considering it as a separate, stand-alone service in tandem with clients' career coaching packages. Also happy to talk to past clients for whom I created their resumes and may need some upgrades/changes. Working in depth with a client IS the secret sauce behind what makes my techniques so successful in reinventing them on paper in a way that employers "get".  Career change more often than not requires a brand new approach to writing a resume as it must align even more closely to the target employment goal than a typical resume upgrade for a job in a client's current field.  However, the closer your old job/career is to your new direction, "usually" the easier it is to refocus and target the new resume(s). 

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