My Clients
My areas of expertise include women's wellness of Spirit, Mind, and Body. I would love to work with you as your coach, or co- create a circle, presentation, or WyseWomen Gathering for your group.
WyseWomen Gatherings are the format for our coaching and mentoring process. The Gatherings may take place at a physical location, or you may attend a virtual gathering from the comfort of your home or office. All you need is a telephone, and in some cases an internet connection. The Gathering may be two just two people as in the case of one on one coaching session. Or it may be several women coming together to learn, share, support, and grow together through a Teleclass or Coaching Gym format (explanations coming soon!)
WyseWomen Gatherings join us together to celebrate our Womanhood and our connection to our spirits, bodies, families, earth and each other. We'll explore and learn things like the basics of women's circle. How it has been used throughout history. We'll learn how to create a sacred space for ourselves and discover simple, empowering ways to incorporate the divine feminine into our everyday lives. The topics that we'll explore include: Maiden, Mother, Crone - Our Spiritual Foremothers - Discovering Our WyseWomen - Paths To Personal Power - Body Image - Developing Intuition - Abundance - Healing - Menopause ~ The Wisdom Years ~ and more. And we'll learn how all of these things can enrich our lives as we dance with them. For more information on these programs or any of the services of WyseWomen please contact WyseWomen and share what you are looking for. These circles are open to all women, no matter what level of experience with circle you bring. We laugh, we cry, we play, we create and we make a difference.
You'll explore Whole Person Wellness and what it means to be in balance . The women who are my clients are people who desire this kind of wellness - body, mind, and spirit. They are on a journey and they know it, or they want to find out where to start it. Often they have tried to makes changes, only to find themselves giving up after a few days. Not unlike the great intentions we have for our new years resolutions. Change is best experienced slowly and gradually. In small steps, one step at a time. This is the best way to achieve lasting change.
My ideal client is someone who is ready to do what it takes to have what they truly desire in life. They desire to live their best possible life.
This women has a deep desire to tap into her inner spirit, her inherent worth and wisdom. She is willing to take ownership for growth and the ability to propel herself forward. She knows the creative forces that are possible when these steps are taken.
She may be healing from a life challenging disease, or have been downsized in a job. Perhaps the CEO of a large company who seeks life balance. Perhaps starting a new career and she desires to attract dynamic and powerful clients. She may be the activities director for a company that is seeking to start a wellness program or bring the concept of Circle community and communication into the workplace. Perhaps she wants to organize a retreat for a church or other social group.
Maybe you facilitate at retreat center and are looking to expand offerings. Maybe you have recently changed a relationship and it is time to look at what you really wants to have in your life.
I desire to play and work with women who are ready to take that next step. Women who are decision makers who have the power and authority to say "Lets partner, I am excited, what do we do next!"
Tools
The tools that I use as a coach and healer are the ones I have used successfully for myself and come from over 25 years of experience in wellness.They include models after the work of many pioneers in the field of body, mind, and spirit and include the following . . . Cardio human -energetic medicine,, The Institute Of HeartMath, The Wellness Inventory, Dr. Larry Dossey and his work with prayer and distant healing , Dr. Valerie Hunt and her work with Lifehoods. Paul Pearsall PhD and his work with the heart, Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross and her work on death and dying, Dr. Christiane Northrup and her work with women's health and wellness, Gregg Braden and his Science of Compassion, Don Miguel Ruiz and The Four Agreements, Christina Baldwin and her work with PeerSpirit and circle communication, Catherine Ponder and her work with prosperity, Max Freedom Long and his work with Huna (an energy healing technique) and healing. and many others. My own personal teachers along they way have also taught me a great deal.
I teach these tools and techniques that will lead you to a deeply enhanced connection to your intuitive knowledge about yourself and the ways in which you can find solutions to whatever life situation you are currently experiencing. In fact creating the life that you desire. The key is that you use the tools.
My training includes, The Wellness Inventory HeartMath ® , Peacemaking Circle Training with Kris Miner of the St. Croix Valley Restorative Justice Project, Coach U , Coaching From Spirit , Divine Intervention Spontaneous Remission, Reiki , and Therapeutic Massage .
I am an ordained minister through The Church of Divine Intervention Congregations, based near Navasota, Texas, and Hot Springs, Arkansas, and through Universal Life Church, Modesto, California. I am a member of The International Massage Association and the International Mentors and Coaches Association.
I work in a co - creative manner with you. Call me the tidal current, washing away the sand to reveal the treasures beneath. I am the gentle nudge to get you going. I am intuitive, and have an empathic connection with my clients and together we focus in on the issues at hand. I am centered, compassionate and patient, with strong listening and mirroring skills. I am earthy, empathic, energetic, and holistic. Nature provides me with a solid grounding to help you achieve your goals. .
"Among the tribes of northern Natal in South Africa, the most common greeting - the equivalent of "hello" in English - is the expression sawu bona . Literally it means "I see you." If you are a member of the tribe you might reply by saying sikhona, which translates into English as "I am here." The order of the exchange is significant. It means that until you see me I do not exist; when you do see me, you bring me into existence. The meaning implicit in the perennial wisdom of these tribes people is part of what is called unbuntu, a frame of mind or world-view characteristic of sub-Sahara African peoples. Ubuntu is the key word used to shorten a phrase in the Zulu language that translates "a person is a person because of other people."
From the book by Bennett Sims, Servant Leadership for the Third Millennium.
When we come together in circle we see one another and acknowledge that we are
here. We build community. In circle we may bring faith, forgiveness, gratitude,
loss, joy, love, and healing. This is a place that we can come, and in a
real and powerful way, know our divinity.
The principles and spirit of circle apply equally, from the board room, to the
PTA meeting, to the healing circle.
I see you, and you are here . . . Welcome to the WyseWomen community.
Contact me at nellie@wysewomen.com to arrange a session or learn more.
Blessings
Nellie