Private Consulting and Coaching

Group training is fun and a cost-effective way to learn persuasion and related communication skills you can apply to many different situations. But what do you do if a situation arises before you can complete a course? What if your issues are unique and complex? What if there are questions you can’t ask in a group? Private one-on-one consulting or coaching is the answer.

Ministers and other leaders especially value the ability to address urgent matters in a timely manner, at their convenience, and with all the privacy and confidentiality they desire.

Working with a coach/consultant, you can:

Focus on your own real-life situations, not just hypotheticals
Concentrate on those skills you need most for a given situation
Work privately and confidentially
Choose the date, time and location of each session
Set session length to suit you
Practice for important conversations, interactions and presentations before they occur

Consulting and coaching are the most efficient ways to address current issues—and learn skills in the process.

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In her "Lord of the Rings" sermon Margaret Anderson skillfully identifies principles and values common to people of faith, as they weave through the Tolkein stories. She is thought-provoking, humorous and inspiring. She is a remarkable speaker who can say so much in so few words, and gives us hope and guidance at the same time.

-- Margaret Canavan,
Retired psychotherapist, Congregational Program/Worship Committee

My life has gone much more smoothly since taking your class. Be it a discussion with…or a coworker, there is less stress and more preferable results. I wanted to let you know how thankful I am for all of the wisdom that you imparted…. It was a tremendous experience to get to see the power of this system.

-- Christy Hanson-Theis,
Management Professional

Private Consulting and Coaching

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