CONSIDER COACHING SO YOU CAN

1. Clarify, Define, and Reach your Goals.

2. Explore and integrate aspects of your life including:

• Intellectual and emotional
  
• Professional and personal
  
• Physical and spiritual
  
• Gain new perspectives and skills and receive support in making choices and taking action
  
• Make life changes and transitions in work and career
  
• Create healthy and balanced work lives

Experience a supportive one to one relationship with a professional who is knowledgeable about family and work systems and is able to constantly consider the individual and his or her concerns in relation to the systems with which he or she comes in contact.

What is Coaching?

Coaching is a partnership between the client and the coach that provides exploration, reflection, and guidance.
The coaching process holds a mirror up to your values, your choices and dreams and helps you bring the clarity you need to take action and move in the direction that you feel is appropriate for you.

Coaching is not psychotherapy, but may complement it - drawing on the past as it focuses on the present and future.

Coaching is fully confidential.
Dr. Newberg offers both face-to-face and telephone coaching.
Coaching is conducted on an individual or group format.

Sign up now for your first free exploratory session now or please call Dr. Newberg at 215-242-6752,

Coaching makes a difference…

Susan* had been working successfully for 20 years, but was bored with her job and was interested in pursuing an artistic career. Through coaching, she realized that she could redefine her position to include art and discovered ways to blend her careers.

Ruth is a highly successful and respected executive. She wanted to delegate more tasks to the people working with her, but felt they never did them as well as she did. Coaching helped Ruth to recognize her contribution to the impasse and to become a more effective manager.

Jonathan felt conflicting loyalties between his job as a manager and his role as a new father. Coaching helped him create boundaries and realistic goals, so that he enjoyed his daughter when at home - and was more productive and focused when at work.

Bob finally got the job of his dreams! His employers expected him to make many changes. Coaching helped him understand the sources of the resistance he encountered and plan the steps of a more successful change process.

Naomi moved with her partner to a different country for a good job opportunity. She wasn't prepared for the conflicting feelings of excitement about the new sites, sounds and opportunities on one hand, and for the feelings of loneliness, uncertainty, and confusion on the other. Coaching helped her accept those feelings are natural to the transition. Coaching also helped her take steps to find sources of support for her and her children as they learned the intricacies of the new life. This enabled her to enjoy many more aspects of life in the new country and make plans to address some of the difficulties she was facing.

*Names are pseudonyms; stories are real.