We were lucky to catch up with Jill Levine recently and have shared our conversation below.

Jill, appreciate you joining us today. To kick things off, we’d love to hear about things you or your brand do that diverge from the industry standard.

In traditional coaching, we are taught that the client holds all the answers they need within themselves. Through the course of asking the right questions at the right time and in the right way, coaches are able to support their clients in creating light bulb moments. For some clients, that is true. But for others, they get stuck, feel frustrated and aren’t ready to look under their own “I don’t know” response. In my coaching practice, I blend an ancient form of energy work called dowsing, oracle card readings, chakra balancing with traditional coaching and the iPEC Energy Leadership Index assessment to create a unique kind of coaching. The energy tools help with removing stuck, stagnant energy so the client can feel safe looking past their “I don’t know” response, past their frustration and begin to see their path forward. I coach more than the client – I coach the energy around them, help them to find a deeper sense of balance, and help them get in touch with what they really want.

Awesome – so before we get into the rest of our questions, can you briefly introduce yourself to our readers.

I’m a certified professional coach and energy worker. I combine these abilities into sessions that allow my clients to shift their mindset and shine. My intuition guides my work and I love watching people find courage and create solutions. 

Some clients want traditional coaching, others only want energy work but most end up enjoying the combination of both tools. Following our work together, one client told me they were rethinking the way they told their entire life story, seeing how things had happened for them, rather than to them. Universally, clients tell me they simply feel better after our sessions together. The client guides each session, choosing which direction they want to go. I have learned so much from all the teachers I work with, my tool box is large and my clients benefit. This is the work I feel I’m meant to do in this world and I’m grateful to be in this sacred space.

I hold several certifications through the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC) and have my Associate Coaching Credential through the International Coaching Federation. I’m a member of the American Society of Dowsers and am an Ordained Minister.

I’m a Colorado native, wife, mom of two, bonus mom of two and a labradoodle mom of two. I love standup paddle boarding, snowshoeing, spending time in the mountains, learning about essential oils, crystals, astrology and numerology.

We’d love to hear a story of resilience from your journey.

On July, 3 2015, I woke up. I saw the reality of the life I had created. I saw a life full of possessions without deep, soulful connection. I saw a preview of the outcome of living this life (it didn’t end well). I saw my choices. I knew this could not be the path I continued down. I took some time to process this realization. Conversations with my then husband turned to visits with a marriage counselor. The visits weren’t helpful for fostering real change and we chose to separate. When I got married, I never anticipated getting divorced. I never thought I’d be single in my late thirties. I never thought I would be bouncing children between houses. But I listened to the voice inside, urging me to realize there had to be more than the life I was living. I had many cry-my-eyes-out moments processing many layers of grief. I experienced many moments feeling like I was floating in chaos. Throughout the chaos, I continued to believe there was more. I believed I could and would be a great parent and person, that my relationship status didn’t matter nor did it define me. I built a home with the help of my parents and friends and it was a house built from love. I kept taking one step after another to create the life I wanted and while it was hard at times, it unfolded beautifully.

Where do you think you get most of your clients from?

The best source of new clients is definitely word of mouth. I continue to grow my business with the goal of it becoming my main work. One client was able to move past substantial, heavy grief after the passing of her dog. When her friend was struggling with the same experience, my client said “have you ever heard of dowsing?” as it was what helped her move through her grief. These tools are powerful as are the client stories. 

Contact Info:

• Website: www.jilldlevine.com
• Instagram: @coachjill22
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coachjill22
• Linkedin: http://linkedin.com/in/jilldlevine
• Youtube: youtube.com/@jilldlevine
• Other: Threads: @[email protected]

Image Credits
Single headshot of me in white, photo credit: Third Eye Photography https://thirdeyephotographycolorado.com/ All other photos are mine.