Life is filled with continuous transitions. From the thrill of starting new chapters to the challenges of unexpected changes, these transitions require us to be resilient and adaptable. Whether you're moving from a career into retirement, managing sudden wealth, evolving roles within a family business, or celebrating milestones such as marriage or parenthood, our coaching helps you to master these shifts.
Transition Coaching: Mastering Life's Shifts
Life Coaching is a professional relationship that helps people produce positive results in their personal lives, careers, and relationships. Through the process of coaching, clients deepen self-learning, improve performance, and enhance quality of life. Many people who begin life coaching want to be or are in a transition period. Seemingly “good” transitions can sometimes be as dizzying as those we perceive as “negative”.
Key Transitions We Facilitate
Retirement:
Seamlessly transiton from an active work life to a fulfilling retirement. The next chapter of your life can be just as fulfilling, or more so, than your prior career.
Sudden Wealth
Understand the impact that sudden wealth can have on your emotions and relationships. There are countless stories of people who become derailed by their emotions and end up losing most of their money in a few years. This work is for those who want to navigate their new financial responsiblities and social dynamics wisely.
Navigate role changes and expectations seamlessly within your family business dynamics. Create "shooting stars" rather than "minefields."
Engage with our community at FineWiner.com to maintain your vitality and zest throughout your aging journey.
Adapt to new professional environments, advance, or transition to new roles. Promotions and demotions are both slippery to negotiate psychologically.
Manage life's significant personal events, such as divorce, parenthood, a crisis of faith, or marriage, confidently.
Coaching vs. Psychotherapy
Transition coaching is ideal for those seeking growth without a mental illness diagnosis. It focuses on personal and professional development. Psychotherapy, however, deals with cognitive, emotional, or behavorial issues and requires a diagnosis. Unlike psychotherapy, coaching is generally not covered by health insurance.