In a previous post I talked about the nature of transitions and the unease that can accompany them. Again, I believe that it is not necessary to go further alone. What opportunities are embedded in challenge: deferred dreams, connections with others who are on their own yellow brick road, increased personal awareness of passion and purpose within an evolving lifestyle.
As a transitions consultant, I  convene conversations to explore, create, develop within your new reality: to carry forward the fire  and wisdom acquired before the change towards a life of active wisdom. 
The posters available on  the blogposts below this one describe possibilities.Let me support you as you move through changes in your life; we'll share stories. I will:

• create a context for you to make your own decisions

• explore identity: who am I now? What matters to me?

• allow you to reflect your truth without judgement

Let's talk!

 I believe transitions in our lives offer both challenge and opportunity...The Chinese had it right with the character that illustrates these two ideas. Equally, we have practised living through transition. Over our lifetime: childhood, adolescence, adulthood, there are beginning and endings throughout. Sometimes space is created to mourn these changes; other times we shrug our shoulders and move on.
During transitions we can feel challenged by the changes in the structure of our lives and wonder: who am I in the midst of change? where do I go from here? We can feel powerless.
However, we also are given the opportunity to explore new ways of being in the world, space to create new experiences and ways of looking at the change that created this 'crack' in the mirror. What is the gift of this change?
As a transition coach, I believe in the power of conversation to honor our shared wisdom as we explore our lives  ...we do not need to go forward alone. New Chapter; New Life Story offers meaningful conversation in small groups; Mentor Matters : an opportunity for individual exploration. Ah, the neutral zone.

Every beginning is a consequence-
every beginning ends something.
Paul Valery