ARE YOU...
Wanting to learn new skills and ways of engaging with others in order to achieve greater success at work and home?
Dissatisfied with your work or personal life and wondering what steps you need to take to find greater happiness?
At a place of transition in a relationship or career and unclear about what you want or how to find out?
Whether you are at a crossroads or simply feel there has to be something more –
I CAN HELP
Making a decision to change can be overwhelming and that’s where I come in. When we work together, you will receive the encouragement and support needed to move toward your hoped-for future. Your confidence in managing roadblocks and detours will grow as you practice new ways of aligning your actions with your goals.

Words from Clients
As I traveled along my journey to being a better leader, Kim helped me appreciate all that I embody already and made me realize that what the organization needed most was for me to be myself, not try to fit into some mold. Her patient support as she coached me through some very challenging situations helped me establish a more centered focus, allowing me to bring my best self to my work and at home.
After a series of losses, both personal and professional, I lost my self-confidence. I found myself in an emotional rut and not knowing my next move, I chose to stay put. I was afraid to make a decision. Kim helped me have meaningful conversations with myself. In talking with Kim, answering her questions and having her tell me ‘what she heard’, I began to hear my own voice again. I began to respect my opinions and have confidence in my decisions again. I don’t know all the answers to where I am going, but I am not afraid to move out into a bit of uncertainty because she helped me uncover the part of me that is solid and resilient. Kim helped me recognize that deep down I do have the confidence that I will be able to manage whatever situation occurs in the future.
I learned so much about myself through my work with Kim. She helped me discover my own strength and worked with me to establish new behaviors that helped me feel more in control of my life. My relationships with family and co-workers are so much easier now.

"What you are is what you have been, and what you will be is what you do now.” The Buddha
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Blog Posts
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The Cost of Averting Your Gaze Jun 9, 2013
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My Mother’s Day Gift May 10, 2015
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Trust and Ease Mar 22, 2015
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The Trouble with Bubbles Jan 7, 2018
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Learning to Walk May 15, 2016
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Plans and Intentions Jan 4, 2015
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Love and Belonging Jun 27, 2016
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Seeing the Good at the Moment it Happens Apr 22, 2015
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The Beauty of Doubt Apr 19, 2015
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I knew you when… Jul 21, 2015
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Conversational RPMs Apr 11, 2018
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Getting to We Mar 4, 2018
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Becoming a Place of Refuge Jan 23, 2018
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The Trouble with Bubbles Jan 7, 2018
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Asking for What You Need Nov 19, 2017
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Playing the Devil’s Advocate Nov 12, 2017
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It’s the Kindness Oct 22, 2017
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You go, then I’ll go May 7, 2017
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Slowing it down… Mar 13, 2017
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Knowing Where to Look Feb 19, 2017
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Kim Ebinger on Conversational RPMs
Mithra, as usual you bring an energy to this dialogue that (...)
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Mithra Ballesteros on Conversational RPMs
This is a fascinating subgenre of human relations that I (...)
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Sue on It’s the Kindness
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Sue McKenzie Dicks on Love and Belonging
Love this. See the internal push and pull within me- (...)
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Gilly Maddison on Love and Belonging
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Kim Ebinger on Learning to Walk
Most of us go there, that's for sure! I am considering (...)
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LA CONTESSA on Learning to Walk
SO,TRUE.............. I am one of those people who is (...)
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Sandra Priebe on Nature’s Assist
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Lauren Schreiner on Intelligent Hope
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Mary Suran on In this moment…
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Diane on In this moment…
I feel your pain Kim. In the same situation with my mom. (...)
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Carolyn on I knew you when…
Great blog as usual. Our shared history is really a (...)
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Sue McKenzie Dicks on My Mother’s Day Gift
Love this post. Oh Lord, may I walk in this world with such (...)
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Carolyn on Seeing the Good at the Moment it Happens
Love this! Acts of kindness take conscious effort both to (...)
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Marilyn Thiet on The Beauty of Doubt
Thank you for the perspective. If only our politicians (on (...)
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Mithra Ballesteros on What moves us to act?
Love this post! You are such a nurturer of risk takers! (...)
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Barbara Parks on Get Your Whole Self Involved
Hey, this is an activity that the Divas should undertake (...)
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Marilyn Thiet on Overwhelm – What is it?
I agree with your four characteristics or things that (...)
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Marilyn Thiet on The Cost of Averting Your Gaze
Love the concept of "The way we talk about this (...)
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mthiet on The Doing that leads to the Becoming
If only we can remember to focus on the journey, not the (...)
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Marilyn Thiet on Shared Understanding vs. Common Ground
A very thought provoking perspective. We won't know (...)
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Sue McKenzie Dicks on A Blessing for Yourself
I love the notion of living with ease. I can see myself (...)
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Brenda Sage on Unexpressed Expectations
This is so great. Of course we wish that family members (...)
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Brenda Sage on Looks like we have a problem…
This is great imagery and a wonderful way to think about (...)