Dianne Flemington

We are all doing our best in relationships. At work, home and in the community. And there are healthy relationship skills that we did not learn in school, like how to navigate through challenging topics, how to disagree , have a conflict without the chaos

There are also big decisions in life that go unexplored and we end up having to react rather than mindfully respond. To very different ways to live life.
If you have a relationship that you would like to improve and if having closer connection, more meaningful relationships and a stronger sense of inner peace are important to you.
Then consider investing in relationship coaching to support the challenging and hard conversations that you may be avoiding.
topics include (but not limited to): dating, marriage, separation, divorce, illness, dying, death, intimacy, money,

As an Organization and Relationship Systems Coach for the past 12 years, I have worked with couples, families, teams to establish comfort and safety in the relationship alongside frameworks and models in which to have the difficult conversations within. Giving them a stronger sense of belonging, support and connection from which they can discuss anything.

Along with my executive coaching practice where I coach and develop leaders I have a focus on educating and coaching personal relationships through challenging times.