Wanda Hennig
March 31, 2009 by Wanda Hennig · Leave a Comment
Wanda Hennig trained and certified through the Coaches Training Institute in San Rafael. She was introduced to the concept of coaching while editor of Diablo magazine when a freelance writer pitched her a story on coaching. Reading the story, Wanda instantly saw the value of working with a coach, and coaching others. A teacher, lecturer and a long-time journalist in South Africa, she had come to the Bay Area after a job layoff and as an antidote to the “empty nest.”
Wanda has a post graduate degree in psychology and a counseling diploma from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa and many testimonials from men and women, corporate and personal, who say her coaching turned their lives around. She continues to write and to coach, to coach around writing, and to write around coaching. She has a long-term Zen practice, which informs her life, and has had special success with clients around empowerment, entitlement and relationship issues, transitions, confidence and creative reinventions.
She has also worked successfully with people who want to write about themselves (particularly the memoir and self-help genre) or their businesses (coaching people to express their unique talents).
Sara Orem
March 12, 2009 by Sara Orem · Leave a Comment
Sara L. Orem, Ph.D., principal of Lotus Coaching & Consulting, speaks widely about the ways in which we can all use our talents, instincts, skills and experience to create more joyful and more productive lives.
Her current coaching practice focuses on powerfully positive practices that enable change in individuals, groups and organizations. Her particular research interest is in turning conflict into learning and collaboration. She is the lead author of Living Simply: Timeless Thoughts for a Balanced Life, published by Health Communications in 1995, and Appreciative Coaching: A Positive Process for Change, published by Jossey-Bass in 2007.
In addition to her coaching and consulting practice and her speaking engagements, Sara is currently working on a workbook to accompany her Appreciative Coaching book, called Accentuating the Positive: Tools for Imagining and Achieving.
Sue Bock
March 8, 2009 by Sue Bock · Leave a Comment
Sue Bock has a diverse background in nursing, technology, corporate, & sales fields. Ms. Bock has enjoyed her nursing career for the past 17 years. A trained life coach at the Coaches Training Institute, her passion for life is motivating her to share her gift of compassion and courage with others.
Ms. Bock’s own curiosity and desire for a bigger life has brought her to a better understanding of the human condition. She uses her sense of humor to bring a sometimes intense situation into perspective. Ms. Bock’s articulate, non-judgmental, easy to talk to style, opens up an environment for clients to feel at home. She is a reliable confidant who is honest but gentle with her responses. Ms. Bock’s passion for the adventure of traveling, helps her to appreciate the differences and similarities among us.
Julia Lau de Guzman
March 8, 2009 by Julia Lau de Guzman · Leave a Comment
Richard Meiss
March 8, 2009 by Richard Meiss · Leave a Comment
Nancy Montier
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Marian Shapiro
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Lisa Morrison
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Jamie Davidson
March 8, 2009 by jamie.davidson · Leave a Comment
Denise Kalm
March 8, 2009 by denise.kalm · Leave a Comment
Denise has been in the IT world for over 30 years; before that, she was a scientist. As such, she coaches a great many IT and scientific professionals with career and personal issues. She is also a freelance writer and creativity coach.




