Dr. AudreyAnn Moses
I am a Certified Christian Life Coach, Mental Wellness Counselor, Professor of Psychology, Speaker/Workshop Facilitator and an Author. My specialty is in Human Behavior, Behavior Management and Mentoring. I am involved in several community based programs focusing on personal behavior as well as classroom and life skill management. I am a mother, grandmother and a United States Navy Chief Petty Officer (Retired). I love talking to people and I especially love helping people see God in all of their life's plans.
I have experience as a program facilitator, keynote speaker and topic specific speaker/trainer for various forms of seminars. My passion is life transition to include self esteem, self worth and self identity in teens and adults, various areas of transitioning into adulthood, mentoring - especially teaching how to become a mentor, transitioning of Baby Boomers (of which I am a proud member) and older adults.
I have extensive expertise in the following areas:
- Behavior Management (both children and adults)
- Christian Life Coach (Transition and Personal Growth)
- Personal Development
- Classroom Behavior Management & Teacher/Student Relations
- Mentoring (children and adult)
- Academic advisement and curriculum development.
- Career and Educational Development
- Program Development and Facilitation
- Topic Speaker / Lecturer (small and large groups)
- Creating and facilitating workshops and support groups of all sizes and genre
For pleasure I live in the country where I enjoy gardening (when there is no snow on the ground), cooking, cooking shows, cooking books and eating my and others cooking :-). I sew, read, love music and singing. I have several projects at church and with the chamber of commerce.
Please feel free to browse my websites to learn more about me, my philosophy and my practice as a Life Coach. www.neversaycaintcounserv.com and www.transitionlifecoach4u.com
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I have experience as a program facilitator, keynote speaker and topic specific speaker/trainer for various forms of seminars. My passion is life transition to include self esteem, self worth and self identity in teens and adults, various areas of transitioning into adulthood, mentoring - especially teaching how to become a mentor, transitioning of Baby Boomers (of which I am a proud member) and older adults.
I have extensive expertise in the following areas:
- Behavior Management (both children and adults)
- Christian Life Coach (Transition and Personal Growth)
- Personal Development
- Classroom Behavior Management & Teacher/Student Relations
- Mentoring (children and adult)
- Academic advisement and curriculum development.
- Career and Educational Development
- Program Development and Facilitation
- Topic Speaker / Lecturer (small and large groups)
- Creating and facilitating workshops and support groups of all sizes and genre
For pleasure I live in the country where I enjoy gardening (when there is no snow on the ground), cooking, cooking shows, cooking books and eating my and others cooking :-). I sew, read, love music and singing. I have several projects at church and with the chamber of commerce.
Please feel free to browse my websites to learn more about me, my philosophy and my practice as a Life Coach. www.neversaycaintcounserv.com and www.transitionlifecoach4u.com
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PCCCA, Certified Christian Life Coach; Breyer State Univ: Ph.D, Counseling Psychology; Norfolk State Univ M.Ed, Community Agency Counseling; Sou Illnois Univ BS Adult EducationInterests
life coach, personal growth, behavior, life's nuggets, spiritual enhancement, life transition, workshop facilitator, speaker, educator, self esteem, self, worth, self confidence, ..Motto
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Giving Back in Greenwood, SCThe city of Greenwood, SC is resident to many family oriented businesses and services. Volunteer opportunities are a way to “give back” to your community. -
My Silver LiningThese passages in the Bible have brought much peace and comfort to me over the years. I consider them to be very inspirational because they have helped me to see my “silver lining” in my relationship with God -
No Fear of Flying9/11 ... Then and now.
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Then My Living Shall Not Be in VainThe most spiritually gratifying legacy anyone can leave behind is the memory of a committed and righteous life. My hope is that when people remember me they will be able to say that my living was not in vain.
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In the Eyes of the BeholderI have often wondered what it means when we say 'œIn the eyes of the beholder -- ' Whose eyes are doing the beholding? I often wondered which was more important, someone beholding me or me beholding them. And where does the beholding myself come in to play? -
Then My Living Shall Not Be In Vain ....It is interesting that when someone dies it causes us to look back on our own self worth. We wonder if our family and friends will be sad or glad that we have "passed on". Now both could be ok depending on how you look at it. If they are sad, it could mean they loved us so much and are missing us be
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Basement or BalconyEvery thing we have learned in life someone taught us and every step towards achieving our life's goals someone helped us get there. So the question is "how responsible are we to teach others and to help others reach their goals?"
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Balcony or Basement ...My friend and colleague, Dr. Adolph Brown, III, (www.docspeaks.com) would always say to our staff and students, "You have a choice in the position you want to take in this organization and in life … Balcony or Basement". I will give you a moment to scratch your head on that one while I tell you th
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In The Eye of the Beholder ...Hi everyone: I have often wondered what it means when we say "In the eyes of the beholder…" Whose eyes are doing the beholding? I often wondered which was more important, someone beholding me or me beholding them. And where does the beholding myself come in to play?
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What in the world is a Christian Life Coach anyway …Hi there: Have you ever wondered who would care about your ideas for your future, your goals and your desires out of life? Have you tried to figure out that sad spot in your spirit that just won't cheer up or that "issue" in your life that you just can't seem to solve by yourself? Who do you ask "Wh