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.

Hannah Jefferson

While this is not a story specific to one particular client, it is one that has created deep impact on the lives of many. I give this advice to almost every patient I see in some capacity, and the ones who take it and run with it are those that see the most magnificent change over time. The advice is this–our bodies have a unique wisdom to them, and when we tune into them and practice preventative health on a regular basis, we are setting ourselves up for massive shifts and success in the long term. Read more>>

Jordan Grenadier

The best advice I give to clients is to ask this question of themselves: what role am I playing in this situation? One couple I worked with recently began seeing me to work through a tough moment in their relationship where they weren’t seeing eye to eye. This couple was at a crossroads about the direction their relationship was heading and it left each person feeling like a compromise from their end would mean giving up too much of themselves. Read more>>

Paul Abdella

Six years ago, my business was disrupted. It fractured and divided when my former business partner and I split. It was a little like starting over. Not completely, as there were senior members who stayed on, but most of the board of directors had left, and there was much reorganizing and rebuilding to do. Some members stepped up and really pitched in to help get things up and running again, but my nature was to have a hand in everything and take on more than I was able to effectively manage. Read more>>

Angelique Porter

I work frequently with clients that have experienced trauma. When we experience trauma, we are often not aware that we are experiencing life in the “there and then” instead of the “here and now”. So, I had one client that had experienced trauma and expressed significant challenges being around a trigger for them. Together, we worked on using the five senses (touch, smell, hearing, vision, taste) to bring themselves back into the present. Read more>>