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.

Amber Batten

Owning a home is the financial answer to wealth and stability. Whether your a first-time home buyer, or have purchased many homes, the process may or may not be the same. That’s why it’s always imperative to find a realtor with experience, knowledge and proper negotiating skills. We’ve worked with a considerable amount of first-time home buyers. Many times, clients will have an idea of what they need to be aware of, but do they really know? Read more>>

Autumn Walker

In graduate school, I received a blessed opportunity to intern and practice supportive therapy with detained youth in Maryland. When I began my search for internships in my Masters program at Johns Hopkins University, I felt strongly about working with only adults. I assumed I did not have the tools or confidence to meet youth needs. However, I had very few options so when the opportunity presented itself to intern with Maryland Juvenile Justice I did not hesitate to go forward. Read more>>

Angela Burgess

I feel the best thing a client could say to me was, “Nobody asked”. To give you context I asked if they ever shared any of this information with anyone, and they simply stated, “Nobody asked”. They explained people see what they want to see in you, that they were struggling really bad and was on the verge of losing it. But people saw them as funny so they joked. Until they met me and could take the mask off of trying to preform, because that is what other people needed. Read more>>

Kenzie Williams

I work at a retirement community with 55 and older adults. The best advice I’ve learned from my clients is: “It doesn’t matter how old you are, it matters what you do at the age you’re at.” “Stop waiting for the perfect timing, because most likely if that perfect timing hits something else will come up.” “When things don’t go our way we become upset, but we don’t see the bigger picture.” Read more>>

Jeff King

I have a client who is a nun in a monastery in the Northwest. She entered the order after a career in another field. She enlisted my services to provide leadership coaching for her as she adjusts to her new responsibilities assigned by her prioress. Together we’ve explored how her Enneagram Type provides both strengths and liabilities in her leadership style. We’ve landed on several principles to ground and guide her in her interactions with those she leads. These are universal leadership fundamentals. Read more>>