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MaryAnne Calder — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 01:06:19 +0000

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MaryAnne Calder — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 01:06:18 +0000

I have learned to do a lot of cognitive thinking. I have found out why I do things, why things bother me and why I let them get under my skin and control my thoughts and bad eating habits. I know I have a lot to offer, as in my thoughts and opinions, concerns and I know that others value that. I have a better attitude about things and in times of anxiety am better at handling them. I know that I can’t control the outcome of some things and that’s okay.

I don’t need food to be my comfort. When I’m stressed I find that I don’t need to eat to feel better.

I feel that this I have learned over the past weeks. It was all there — just needed to be brought out in the open where I could see it for myself.

Carolyn

“MaryAnne, I just wanted to thank you for the coaching session we did. I learned SO much and have been able to change things that weren’t working for me. I learned more about how I am and most important how to get to where I wanted to be. I feel more focused and am working on one things at a time instead of jumping around. Thank you so much, I continue to learn such valuable lessons from you.”

Trisha

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MaryAnne Calder — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 01:06:18 +0000

How many times have you heard yourself say “I want to have a healthy and well lifestyle but I am just not sure what that looks like for me?”

Weight Management
You say “I don’t have the motivation to….”
trying to balance time between kids, grandkids, and parent/parents
your life is put on hold for others
You find yourself saying “I can’t do things with the same ease I could 10 years ago.

Improving your personal and professional relationships, reducing stress and overcoming barriers to achieving successful relationships by goal setting, taking action and accountability that’s the meaning of interpersonal wellness. Balance in all 8 dimensions; physical, spiritual, emotional, environmental,intellectual, financial, social and occupational that is when you find your own interpersonal wellness.

As a certified Interpersonal Wellness Coach it is my job to guide you to your own interpersonal wellness.

For further details on the programs I offer contact me at 1-204-427-2185 or e mail maryanne@missinglinkscoaching.com

Like that sport coach who guides their players to becoming the best players they can be, so too I would like to guide you to having that extraordinary life.

START TODAY!

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MaryAnne Calder — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 23:35:43 +0000

Interpersonal Wellness Services Inc. 13 – 875 Gateway Rd. Winnipeg, MB. R2K 3L1, Tel: 204 668-5283 Fax: 204 667-8845,Web. www.interpersonalwellness.com E-mail: admin@interpersonalwellness.com Blog: http://lifecoachcentre.wordpress.com July 7, 2010 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Coaching Café at the Life Coaching Centre On Thursday, July 22nd, from 1-6pm, the Life Coaching Centre will host their first annual outdoor Coaching Café open to the public. The café will provide guests with the opportunity to learn more about Life Coaching, the dynamic new life tool quickly gaining recognition as an innovative path to success in all areas of life. “Cafes provide a fun, interesting and relaxing way to observe, participate in or learn more about a topic you’re interested in,” says Joyce Odidison, Coach and Founder of the Life Coaching Centre. “The Coaching field has grown with such momentum that many people still aren’t certain what Life Coaching entails or how it may be beneficial to their lives.” The Life Coaching Centre specialises in Interpersonal Wellness Coaching, which goes a step further than Life Coaching. It is where an individual works with a coach to gain new perspectives, develop a life plan, enhance interpersonal skills into competencies, gain clarity, strategize, and become more skilled at creating the successful relationships they want in work and life. “When people hear the term ‘life coaching’, they think it’s a form of therapy or counselling, “ says interpersonal Wellness coach, Mary Anne Calder, “But it’s actually the chance to sit with someone and set concrete life goals and determine how these goals can be reached and what tools will be necessary to get there.” The café will also feature readings from Joyce’s newest book, Interpersonal Wellness System – Improving Your Interpersonal Intelligence – A coaching Tool Kit, which introduces readers to the Interpersonal Wellness Quotient (IWQ), an instrument developed by Joyce and currently in use at the Centre, as well as by a number of coaches locally and internationally. “The Interpersonal Wellness System allows participants to look at all areas of their lives in detail and assess where they are, how much they are contributing to the wellness of their relationships, and how well they would like to be. It then provides them with the building blocks they need to reach their targets,” says Joyce. The Life Coaching Centre opened its doors in 2007 and provides a coaching venue for coach training in Manitoba as well as mentoring, intervention, and facilitation services for organizations, individuals, and groups. For more information on the Life Coaching Café, please contact Joyce Odidison at (204) 668 5283 or joyce@interpersonalwellness.com

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MaryAnne Calder — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 18:06:57 +0000

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