Had enough therapy?

Have you had enough therapy? Have you rummaged through your memories, discovered all the mistakes your parents made, gotten in touch with your feelings, and amassed a treasure trove of insights… only to discover that knowing why you get it wrong tells you nothing about how to get it right?

Are you ready to get back into your life, engage with other people, and gain more success? Have you decided that it is better to solve your problems than to understand why you can’t?

Then, perhaps you can use a life coach.

Life coaching is a relatively new field. Athletes have always had coaches to help them to play at their best. The same applies to acting coaches, singing coaches, and business coaches.

A life coach will help you to manage your dating life, your relationships, your marriage, and/or your career. He or she will show you how to be your best, to do your best, and to seek out the best in others. You will learn how to negotiate disputes, how to solve problems, how to forge alliances, and how to act ethically.

A life coach can wear many hats. He can be a business coach, an executive coach, a relationship coach, a marriage coach. His focus will always be on the human interactions that constitute your social world.

Coaches help you deal with people‚ in business, in college, in relationships, in marriages.

Coaches often come from different backgrounds. Some have a background in business; some have been consultants; some have practiced a profession, like psychotherapy.

Among the latter is Stuart Schneiderman a New York based life coach specializing in Executive Coaching and Relationship Coaching.

Stuart writes about current cultural and social issues on his blog: Had Enough Therapy?

Stuart Schneiderman is available for corporate and educational seminars and lectures on a variety of topics ranging from Negotiation & Conflict Resolution to issues of Shame or Guilt. To learn more go to Lectures & Seminars.