When an employee is diagnosed with cancer or a chronic illness, often all they want to do is carry on life as normal.
So many things prevent life from being ‘normal’. Just because someone gets sick doesn’t mean that life at work stops. In fact for many people having something to focus on at work is a great distraction.
I know because this is how I have felt. I know this as others I have coached with cancer and chronic illness have felt the same too.
If you are an employer you too may find it difficult to know how to support an individual at work. Coaching is a core part of talent management strategies in many organisations. Now you can use coaching to support individuals with cancer and chronic illness.
As an Executive Coach, I work over the phone or in-person with 1-1 clients from all over the world.
- One to one coaching that supports individuals maximise their input at work whilst being more effective at managing their health.
- Individual coaching for with professionals living with cancer or chronic illness, who prefer to invest in their coaching themselves rather than have their organisation pay for it.
- Just in time team coaching for managers and their teams who want to support colleagues with cancer and chronic illness.
- Creating healthier employees creates a more productive work force.
Speaking
Carolyn is regularly invited to speak at conferences and seminars around the world, most recently in Switzerland, Atlanta and London, and presents at workshops and internal company events. She has worked within a wide range of business sectors, including pharmaceutical and health care, financial services, manufacturing, professional services as well as local and central government departments.
Each presentation can be tailored to address your particular needs and requirements. Whether you want someone who can talk on a personal level about living with chronic illness or a coaching approach for living well with cancer chronic illness, please contact me if you are interested in having me speak at your event.
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