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Page 1: Dr Sheila Dancz PHD Life Coach | Morristown, NJ | Home – Home In the recent decade, positive phycology and life coaching have become a new addition to the field of phycology. Traditional phycology focus on treating metal illness where as positive phycology helps individuals cope with stress, fear, and traumatic events that can happen at any time. Phycologist have recognized the importance of promoting overall wellness in every individual by giving them an opportunity seek guidance for the many problems that can arise in life. A life coach will most often customize the therapy for each person using techniques from career counseling, sociology, management training, and holistic life coaching. This offers clients an all-inclusive way …show more content…

She finds the Gestalt theory of Psychotherapy to be effective and uses the theory as part of her coaching methods as it helps individuals understand the present moment. Her style is conversational and interactive. She strives to give life coaching tools that are designed to give individuals the ability to discover a new path in life. Visioning, emotional freedom technique, assertiveness training, and progressive relaxation are some of the techniques she may use as part of her holistic method to lead her clients to overall wellness and to achieve balance in their life. As a cognitive behavioral therapist and a practitioner of gestalt therapy for many years, Dr Sheila Dancz serves the people of Morristown, Chatham, and Madison, NJ. She is committed to taking a tailor-made approach for each client. and strives to ensure that you build a relationship of trust and together we work to make you feel more confident and comfortable in your …show more content…

I’ll use holistic life coaching to develop a plan that includes solutions to remove obstacles. You can discover if your opinions and views are really true and learn to change restricting your ideas to empowering beliefs. I want to enable to maintain clarity about achieving your goals and be accountable for your efforts. Ask yourself what you need for overall wellness. Are you looking to change your self-image? Do you want help overcoming a traumatic experience? Do you want feedback from a caring professional on how you can improve yourself so you can live life to the fullest? I am here to help you tap into your inner potential and gain the confidence to make progress and find balance in your life Page 4: Dr Sheila Dancz Phd Life Coach| Morristown, NJ | Contact Us - Contact Us Whether you’re battling life-long fears, worries, or anger or you’ve been through a difficult time in your life, don’t let yourself become stuck. You’re not alone, and you’re not in a hopeless situation. A life coach could help you find balance and wellness thereby changing your outlook on

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