Reclaim your Power with Jus aks mi ! empowerment coaching
Diane Robateau is a distinguished retired US Army Colonel and Advanced Nurse Practitioner. With a robust background in mental health, Diane has dedicated her career to empowering individuals to enhance their mental strength and achieve emotional well-being. Her practical approach, built on the mantra "Name it! Claim it! Control it!," seamlessly integrates various therapeutic concepts aimed at equipping clients with essential self-coaching skills. Diane holds an advanced degree in mental health and community psychiatry, along with a post-degree certificate as a family nurse practitioner, which underscores her commitment to fostering fulfilling lives through mental fitness.
Work With me
*Learn to effectively coach yourself through critical or stressful situation
*Push through self-doubts, anxiety and fears with empowered decisions
*Have more confidence and clarity about what they want and the life they want to live
*Quickly shift a negative mind set by Identifying and adjusting negative patterns of
thinking, feeling, and behaving to align with their goals and purpose
*Take actionable steps to turn aspirations into reality
Recognizing the signs of a mental health crisis in loved ones, such as drastic mood changes, withdrawal, or erratic behavior, is crucial in providing timely support. Offering empathetic listening, ensuring they feel seen and heard, and guiding them towards professional help can create a safe environment for lasting change. Consistent personal support and guidance foster trust and reassurance, encouraging them to take proactive steps towards recovery and long-term well-being.
Success Stories
Steve Quay
Sue Payne
confident and hopeful, ready to embrace new opportunities in relationships and life."
Linda Jones
FAQS
Question: "I'm worried I won't have enough time for self-coaching. How can I fit this into my busy schedule?" Answer: "Self-coaching can be very flexible and doesn’t require a large time investment daily. You can start with small, manageable tasks that easily fit into your routine."
Question: "Is there a way to try self-coaching without committing long-term?"
Answer: "Yes, absolutely. You can try self-coaching for a short period with minimal commitment. This will allow you to see the initial benefits and decide if you want to continue."
Question: "The process seems overwhelming. How can I manage this? '
Answer: "We can break down the self-coaching process into clear, step-by-step frameworks or programs. This will make it easier to follow and reduce any feelings of overwhelm."
[Once you've worked with GG on the objections or questions your clients may have, ask her for help drafting the answers to those questions!]
[Once you've worked with GG on the objections or questions your clients may have, ask her for help drafting the answers to those questions!]