As a speaker, coach, and author, Eileen helps people get out of their heads and into their hearts. She asks the questions no one else dares to ask and suggests the inner secrets each of us knows to be true.
Eileen is a Certified Coach and Grief Recovery Specialist. She has extensive communications, relatationship, and grief recovery training, and a thirty-five year background including business ownership, coaching, and marketing.
Her mission is inspiring, motivating, and providing tools for people to uncover their brilliance, to fully communicate with those they love, and to actively participate in their world.
Speech Topics:- Recovery from Grief and Loss: Moving Beyond the Devastation of a Broken Heart
- Dying to Live: Moving from Pain to Passion
- Understand Yourself and Others: Being Fully and Lovingly Expressed in Your Relationships
- Coaching: Conversations That Make All The Difference in Any Relationship
- Parenting: Empower Your Child by Being Their Coach and Advocate
Eileen's talks address:
- Grief, loss, and conflicted emotions as the most avoided topic of conversation
- The cost to the individual going through the loss and to society in terms of productivity, health, and well-being
- The steps of grief and loss recovery
- Coaching and how it is a powerful tool in talking with a person going through challenging times
- Experience shifting a conversation that gets nowhere to one that can make all the difference
- Moving from the pain of grief and loss to the joy of fully participating in life
These energetic and inspiring talks are not just for those who have gone through intense life changes, whether recent or long ago—they're for co-workers, spouses, partners and friends as well.
Eileen reveals the "secrets" that certified coaches use to listen effectively and ask questions that help others communicate what they feel.
You'll learn to let go of your "strategic mind"—the part that wants to solve the problem—and simply listen instead. This knowledge alone can shift an ordinary chat into a talk that brings out something new or hidden—that "missing piece" that can make all the difference in moving forward.
To hear a radio interview of Eileen, click here: listen to interview.