Health Crisis Coaching International

What if crisis were a transformational turning point in disguise?

Did you know, the original meaning of crisis is “turning point”?

Clients include individuals, and teams, organizations, communities experiencing challenges, and who seek healthy transformation.

With a Certified Coach, harness energy and confidence to:

• head off an impending crisis
• cope effectively with a crisis / challenge
• relieve emotional and physical stress
/ overwhelm
• go beyond simply coping and dive into an
intentional turning point
• regain a sense of empowerment, break
negative habits, claim the flow that
you choose, and simply feel and function
better

Health Crisis Coach, Fiona Mooney (BA, MSc), uses proven methods from Appreciative Inquiry and Living Systems Theory to help clients make amazing changes. Certified through Seattle Pacific University and the Parent Coaching Institute, she offers coaching through various formats which can be mixed and matched, for your convenience.

Choose between:

• Individual sessions; family sessions
• Group / organizational sessions
• A blend of individual and group
sessions

Fiona coaches in person at her Nelson practice, in your home, or at a designated site (for West Kootenay residents), by phone, or by Skype / FaceTime.

Other Services

Innovative, inspiring workshops, speaking, customized training and organizational consulting (sometimes with other qualified associates). Just ask!

Who is Fiona?

Combining compassionate creativity with a light, inspiring touch, Fiona Mooney (BA, MSc) is not just certified, but uniquely qualified to coach people through and after a crisis. She has been challenged and inspired by a wide array of personal health crises: panic attacks, nine major surgeries (several life-saving emergencies), cancer and chemotherapy, infertility, divorce, surgical menopause, post-traumatic stress, and supported learning challenged children.
Motivated clients, from Canada and the USA, to Europe, have brought diverse crises to her practice and found their own turning points within – varied medical diagnoses, family and relationship challenges, career changes, addictions, emotional health issues.
Fiona’s southern British Columbia practice has a global reach.