We asked some brilliant folks to tell us about the best advice they’ve ever given to a client and have highlighted some of the responses below.

Dr. John Robinson, Nmd

The best advice that I have ever given, or will ever give to a patient, is the Hope of Healing. I was taught this early on in my medical school training; that doctors should always imbue hope at any point along the path. We should always dare to believe in healing and patients should understand this. I always say to every patient, “Healing is always an option.” It is true, patients do not always heal. It is true that patients may die from disease. But the Hope of Healing always remains. Read more>>

Wade Giles

Thanks so much for having me today! I’m excited to dive into these questions. When it comes to the best advice I’ve ever given a client, one instance that stands out is when I helped a family navigate a difficult situation. I had a dear friend and client who, sadly, passed away unexpectedly without signing her will. Her children were understandably overwhelmed, not only by their loss but also by the intricacies of the probate process. Read more>>

Janika Williams

A lot of the work that I conduct with my clients is centered around mindfulness and emotional intelligence. The best advice I have ever given to a client is that while we have absolutely no control over what others do to us, we have full control over how we respond to what transpires in our lives. Our reaction to those circumstances determine our level of emotional intelligence. Read more>>

Marianna Cuomo Maier

In my journey as a board certified health and wellness coach, one piece of advice stands out: “You define the optimal outcome.” This mantra is at the core of my practice, emphasizing that each individual’s vision of success is unique and personal. One particular client comes to mind. She was overwhelmed with stress from her demanding job, and was feeling burnt out. Initially, she believed that her optimal outcome meant achieving a perfect work-life balance, but as we worked together, we realized that her definition needed to shift. Read more>>