COACHING SERVICES
You were meant to create.
Coaching Services for Therapists
Dr. Cox’s coaching services emphasize Artistic Professional Growth (APG) for therapists and other helping professionals. APG draws out your original motivations and creativity for doing the work you do and helps you refocus on your uniqueness in the world. APG coaching is customized to specific client needs, and may include: strategic visioning, creativity exercises, environment (e.g., office, studio) planning, performance EMDR, Tapping (EFT), meditation, art methods, and other (e.g., physical movement) services as needed. All elements chosen for a client’s APG aim you in the direction of your ideal practice, focus on your unique strengths, and plan for your unique needs as a therapist/helper.
You were meant to enjoy.
Environment Coaching Services
Environment coaching focuses on restoring a space in your home or workplace by:
- Clearing clutter
- Organizing the space, and
- Creating an artful environment that helps you do what you most want to do in that space
Often, clients desire to repair relationships and restore order to their home space. Therefore, environment coaching sessions can alternate with therapy sessions.
Many people forget that their outer environment not only demonstrates their inner life but also reinforces it. When you live or work in a beautiful, organized space, you feel better, think more clearly, and become more productive. Couples and families who design spaces together create a tangible place of beauty, a functional work of art, that decreases stress and promotes reconnection in their relationships.
Fee per one-hour (55-70 minute) session: $195.00
*Please inquire about telehealth services for therapy and coaching
CREATIVE COACHING SERVICES BLOGS
The Solution for Therapist Burnout=Beauty
Beauty: The Solution to Therapist Burnout Beauty is everywhere you look. But most therapists have been trained away from it. We got trained to look at problems. Problems=the un-beauty. This formula leads straight to burnout. Looking at problems served us pretty well ....
ReConceive Space: Aesthetic Coaching for a Beautiful Life
Aesthetics Matter I love area rugs and HGTV. I love flea markets and yarn pom poms. I love love love rearranging the furniture. Not just mine. ANYBODY’s FURNITURE. I love to ReConceive spaces so much, I’m turning this room-therapy into a whole new kind of recovery...
Religious Trauma into Soul Healing, Part V: Energetic Healing
Energetic Healing = Body + Energy + Trauma Therapy As a psychology student in the 90s, I heard the message: Don't mess with spirituality. We can't measure it. It's private. But now, a tsunami of change is sweeping the therapy world . . . and this change is...
Moving from Religious Trauma into Soul Healing, Part II: Meditation
What is Meditation? Meditation trains our minds to focus on the present moment, to be aware of our thoughts and feelings, and to observe our whole experience in a mindful way. It's any practice that fosters mindfulness. I've practiced daily meditation for the...
Every Therapist Needs a Tribe
How do you do it? . . . . . . People often say. How can a therapist sit with people who are in pain, hour after hour, day after day, and concentrate on how to help them feel better, while keeping themselves balanced? I usually say, "Tons of self care." And that's...
Our Flaws Make Us Interesting: EMDR Makes Them Funny
Maybe our flaws even make us lovable. My Flaws I have a few characteristics of which I’m not proud. Most of them fall into the category of "uptightness" . . . fear and shame and rigidity. Before EMDR, I would not have written this post for fear of public ridicule....
Listen to ReConceive: a Healing Podcast
ReConceive: a Podcast about All Kinds of Healing My dear friend, Melissa Sundwall, a great therapist who also happens to be a lot younger than me, says: “Let’s do a podcast.” And I say, “What’s a podcast?” That literally happened. About a year ago. So we teamed...
Visit Beyond Studio and Nurture Your Inner Crazy Aunt
Beyond Studio makes me appreciate my wild inner self. The one inspired by my favorite aunt. You know that aunt of yours . . . the one your parents didn’t want you visiting because you came back from her house wanting to sleep outside in your hammock and you wore your...
Note to Self: Write MORE that’s Real in 2018
MORE I need to write, but haven't in a while. I got a little bogged down trying to create neat, unoffensive packages of psychotherapy. I sort of lost myself, and writing became a chore. But I'm writing my way back home, thanks to a little rest and time with writerly...
Denial, repression, and how to keep from losing your mind
I’ve always had a fear of dementia. It started on a visit to my great grandfather in the nursing home and I heard him mistake his daughter (my grandmother) for someone named Betty. Fifteen years later, the same thing started happening to my grandmother and I watched...
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