Who Can Help with Health Crisis Issues?

B'SD

22 Tevet 5770

Readers, it literally brings tears to my eyes when I receive touching messages about how my manuscript helps people in expected, and in unexpected, ways.

Here's an E-mail message that arrived to my monitor last night:

"I recently came across your

new workbook and although I have

not read through it completely,

it looks like a wonderful tribute

and very useful resource.

I have come across MANY coaches,

worldwide, who are working as

Health Coaches and only two

who work with health crisis issues,

you and one other!

I am in the process of developing

a systematic approach to dealing

with those precious souls

who are afflicted so severely

with the intention of focusing

my Coaching talents in this area.

Could you please direct me to

the work of others who Coach

in this area?

Have you any pearls of wisdom for me?

Would you be interested in assisting me

in my thinking as my approach

takes shape...?

Thanks - Chris Boyd

Man Alive Foundation: Cape Town S. Africa"

Here's my reply to Chris. It came from the depths of my heart:

Thank you for contacting me, Chris.

The only pearls of wisdom

I can share are:

"1. The supply of health-crisis coaches

depends on people with sharp personal

insight, knowing from the gut what the

fear, pain and obstacles can be and

personal experience at solving

those problems. It's not a field for

theories/speculation.

2. The dread that the average person has

of death and illness pretty much

limits the possibilities for studying

the discipline of health coaching.

You necessarily deal with

death and dying issues,

prohibitive expenses,

gut-wrenching decisions,

heartache and other forms of pain.

It takes nerves of steel and

gentle hearts to study and coach,

or to experience all that.

And a LOT of inner work.

We can keep a dialogue going if you wish."

What do YOU think of the above exchange, readers?

Bear in mind that coaching is designed for short-term relationships that focus on defining/setting goals and on making a better use of time, rather than on long-term situations and life/death issues that generally leave far too little time for reflection, research and budgetary boosts (financial crises abound with medical issues).

EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical Challenge.

Yocheved Golani
Coping with a Medical Crisis?
Make the Changes You Need in Your Life

Listen to Me on Live Radio Today!

B'SD

30 Tishrei 5770

UPDATE: Hear the archived broadcast: Outsmarting Your Doctor & the Medical System


Readers, you can listen to me live on English-language Israel National News radio, Sunday October 18. Click on the "LIVE!" button to tune in.

Show hostess Tamar Yona will speak with me about the value of "It's MY Crisis! And I'll Cry If I Need To: EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical Challenge" and of my Giveret Golani Self-Help Coaching services at approximately 3:00 PM Israel time (give or take several minutes for last-minute changes).

We'll be talking about how
the book & my coaching
help people around the world
to realize their goals.

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EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical Challenge


Yocheved Golani
Coping with a Medical Crisis?
Make the Changes You Need in Your Life

Here's How to Dry Your Tears.

B'SD

22 Tamuz 5769

Today I'm giving a lecture, in a healing center, on how to cope with medical crises.

Experts consult with me! You can too.

Contact Giveret Golani Recovery Coaching.

You'll feel better for it.

Click on I'm Buying "It's MY Crisis! And I'll Cry if I Need To: A Life Book that Helps You to Dry Your Tears and to Cope with a Medical Challenge."

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To your emotional, physical, and spiritual health,

Yocheved Golani
Coping with a Medical Crisis?
Make the Changes You Need in Your Life

Want to Recover from Your Illness? Get Recovery Coaching!

B'SD

21 Tamuz 5769


Readers, you know that medical and mental health professionals use and sell my book in their offices.




You can benefit from my "Cope with Medical Crises" expertise in other ways, too.

I do

"Giveret Golani Self-Help Coaching"

and

"Giveret Golani Recovery Coaching."

With Self-Help Coaching, I help people in some sort of rut to brainstorm their way out of it.

When I'm assisting someone with an illness, we focus on Recovering from the illness or simply Coping with it as best as possible under medically limiting circumstances.

Contact me to recharge your recovery efforts.




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To your ever-better health,

Yocheved Golani
Coping with a Medical Crisis?
Make the Changes You Need in Your Life

How to Believe in Yourself

B'SD

29 Mar-Cheshvan 5769


In today's post I am fulfilling a promise to a dear friend. Here we go:

A significant part of my technique in coping with adversity is the nurturing of my sense of self. It is the key to anyone's ability to cope.

"I am."

Those are words I use to grasp the solution to any problem I face.

I am all the insights, experiences, victories and failures gained and experienced in my brief existence. Individually, they represent isolated segments of my reality. As a whole, they comprise my mindset, my worldview. This is true of you, too.

In my Self-Help Coaching practice, I emphasize that everyone needs (as in NEEDS) a conscious, accurate awareness of their core self. And everyone needs to groom their sense of self, to make it ever-better. Bumbling along with the rest of society, or with one's group of friends and acquaintances, perhaps with your relatives, is heart- and mind-numbing. The decision to NOT engage in critical thinking skills cannot advance growth in a human soul!

Conforming in order to be part of a group is fine and normal, to a degree. We call that "Cooperation." But to be in lock-step mimicry of what everyone around you is doing is to destroy your sense of "I." Nobody can keep up with the latest styles, be they food, fashion, physique or anything else. That is, they can't unless they seek to enslave themselves to fleeting whims.

Now, what if you are experiencing a health issue (medical or mental/emotional)?

Stuff most people don't understand?

As we face hardships that others do not experience, we learn life lessons about coping mechanisms that work. We learn about strategies that do not benefit us. We make future choices based on that.

Thinking and functioning on that level of awareness leads to spiritual and intellectual growth: the growing sense of "Hey, I can do this, that, the other. And I sure don't need to take the options that hurt me in the past." It allows us to behave with courage, generosity and compassion.

Such thinking makes you immune to superficial standards of "worth" based on appearances, wealth, fleeting standards of popular entertainment and value; the mental junk that wears you down. External tastes come and go. It is the integrity of the personality that stands the test of time.

Integrity enables you to help people in your personal world: friends, family, business associates. YOURSELF.

Jealousy, anger, frustration, confusion; they fall to the wayside. With enough practice of your ennobling personality traits, you begin to forget to think in a jealous, angry, frustrated or confused manner. You become permanently stable. You are not beholden to others for a sense of self-worth.

Your permanent sense of I-dentity leaves you peaceful, friendly, and adapative to challenges as they arise. It is a blessing. And the blessing grows with your personal practice of those uplifting characteristics. It lets you appreciate the One Above, too. That sense of appreciation becomes part of an empowering cycle.

Want more help to grasp the principles described above?

BUY MY BOOK and read what

mental health therapists recommend

to people with a wide variety of

medical and mental/emotional ailments.

I wrote it to help people who need it.

Ah, one more thought: When I do Self-Help Coaching, I ask my clients lots of questions. Those questions provoke introspection. That leads to insights and solutions: the answers my clients seek. I do this because I KNOW: your answers lie within you. I'm willing to help you to find them.

You Need to Believe in Yourself. After a Fall, You CAN Get up Again. Watch: