Could any of us really experience the fullness of life without relationships? They can bring us much joy, and sometimes much pain. Our lives are full of important relationships, and when those relationships aren’t working, we suffer. You may be experiencing rejection, abandonment, infidelity, going through an “ugly” separation or divorce, lost a loved one, or are feeling stressed from loneliness and exasperated with being single and dating, just to name a few of many relationship challenges. And the most common of all, you may be experiencing a lack of good relationship communication, which may include not knowing how to express your thoughts, feelings, beliefs, concerns, and desires. Almost all challenges in this area stem from limiting beliefs that are not helpful to yourself and others, and can leave you feeling helpless.
As a Certified Life Coach, I will assist you in uncovering limiting belief patterns and transform them, discover the unrecognized importance of quality self-care, improve your relationship communication skills, and show up in life and your relationships with a stronger, more confident sense of self and accomplishment.
By implementing a pro-active plan utilizing all the tools, techniques, and knowledge to move forward, I am confident that you will achieve all your desired relationship goals. With over 25 years experience in personal development, mindfulness, transformational insights and wisdom, I will always assist and support you on your journey to well-being and creating a happier, healthier you, therefore, creating happier, healthier relationships.
“Working with Oryane helped me understand the dynamics of my situation and relationship in order to have a more objective and forward looking point of view. By helping me to set my own boundaries, I am better able to respond to a challenge with thoughtful collaborative insight, rather than negative reactions that feed a dysfunctional cycle. By establishing goals for how I want my life and relationship to be, I can identify and discuss unproductive styles of interaction that are not aligned with our values. Even without my partner’s participation in coaching, my spouse was appreciative of my investment in our relationship and became more respectful of efforts to improve the way we interact.’
Peter