Professional Life Coach & Counselor
Stanlee Panelle, M.A.
Marriage and Family Therapist
sppc@stanleepanellecoaching.com
REMEMBER...
PREVIEW THE INTRODUCTION NOW, TO My new E-book on Building Self Esteem. It is due to be released in November 2011 and contains practical lessons for skill building and exercises that will change how you feel about yourself. The companion workbook:

will be released soon after along with an entire set of audios to make up a complete Do-It-Yourself Self Esteem Building Program.
Want A PREVIEW NOW? CLICK HERE . WE'LL SEND YOU a reminder of when the book is AVAILABLE, TOO.
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by Stanlee Panelle
Just because someone is licensed or certified doesn't mean they are the right Counselor for you. Here's how to choose the right match for you.
There are tons of helpers out there for almost every issue a person can come up with. When looking for a Coach, here are some things to keep in mind.
1. First and foremost is a CONNECTION. When you are interviewing your prospective Coach, be yourself. Don't hold back. Use the language you use. State your opinions. Make yourself known. Then listen for how this person responds. Are they in tune with you? Are they sensitive to your style? Do they really hear you or are they intent on their own agenda? Do you feel understood and accepted? Do you like them?
2. Also first and foremost – equally – is do they have what you want? This...
How, what and when we say what we say to those we love makes an impression that lasts. Words cannot be taken back. Nor can we read the minds of our lovers.
How many times have you heard: "Oh … I didn't really mean it." Or, "I'm sorry I said that. I take it back." Or, "I was just angry and wanted to get back at you, that isn't how I really feel." How many times have you said one of those? Doesn't work, does it? Once those words leave your mouth...
