Hilde Wiemann
I chose this career path because
My friend is a family coach and I became a mentor to his clients and supported them outside of his sessions. From that I developed my own style of healing sessions. I wrote a handbook on parenting that has not yet been published. In 2003 I became a life coach myself. I generally meet and coach the parents first, then the whole family together. Everyone needs to learn to express their feelings and help speak the truth. I create openness and guide them to process their feelings. It's a breakthrough for families.
I prepared for this career by
I received in-depth experiential family life skills training, working side-by-side with a psychotherapist for the first ten years of my career. I graduated CoachU University and went on to become certified by the International Coaching Federation. She trained as a Family and Relationship Coach from the Relationship Coaching Institute and I am also a certified Real Love Coach through Dr. Greg Baer’s Real Love series program.
The biggest challenge I've overcome
The biggest challenge I've overcome is finding a good balance between work and family.
My greatest strength(s)
My greatest strength is my attitude to never give up. I'm constantly learning so that I can be creative and add new tools for my clients.
My greatest accomplishment to date
My greatest accomplishment to date is my family. I am married for thirty five years and have three children and one grandchild.
My personal/professional goals
My professional goal is to have my own coaching program online and available around the world.
What/Who has inspired me the most
I am inspired to make a difference in marriages and families. There are so many unhappy couples that I want to help as well as the next generation.
I most want to be known/remembered for
I most want to be remembered as a peacemaker, unifier and kingdom builder.
I enjoy the following hobbies/interests
I enjoy home decorating.