WE’RE ALL DIFFERENT SO WHY WOULD WE EXPECT THE SAME KIND OF COUNSELLING WORK ON EVERYONE?
Meet the delightful Shawn Matthews, a woman who really understands that there’s no ‘One Size Fits All’ when it comes to counselling and what it takes to help each of us move our lives forward or break through something that’s holding us back.
Armed with a wide range of possible tools & techniques, Shawn applies both her experience and her feminine intuition to figure out what is going to work for each of her clients.
I found the whole idea that she can do this completely fascinating, so I’m afraid that this podcast is all about me quizzing the woman on how she does it and the different kinds of techniques she might use and why! Needless to say, I had the best time!
Come and listen because this conversation was filled with a whole heap of “a-ha”, “Oh, that’s why!” and “I get it now!”. It’s an eye opening look into why some things work and some things don’t, and why it pays to find a counsellor/therapist that you feel comfortable with.
Today's Guest: Shawn Matthews
Founder of Open Arms Health
Shawn Matthews is a Registered Counsellor and Coach Who Assist Women Reclaim Their Time, Voice, Values and Value, in the process create love, leadership and happiness through their lives!
As a SPECIAL OFFER, Shawn is offering Counselling and Coaching Services for Women between the ages of 30 – 55 years old for just $197.00 per hour.
These sessions can be done 1 to 1 via zoom or if you prefer face to face, Shawn also offers sessions from the comfort of her office, nestled in her home.
WE’RE ALL DIFFERENT SO WHY WOULD WE EXPECT THE SAME KIND OF COUNSELLING WORK ON EVERYONE? Meet the delightful Shawn Matthews, a woman who really understands that there’s no ‘One Size Fits All’ when it
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