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Mary brings her
warmth and expertise as a counselor out of the office and into the audience as a
professional speaker and trainer. She
designs seminars and workshops to help individuals and organizations improve their
decision-making, fine-tune their communication skills and enhance their satisfaction with
both personal and professional relationships. Mary mixes stories, humor and practical
tools to give her audiences an enjoyable focus for learning. Below are just a few of the
many topics offered.
Ten Tips To Get What You Want From Life
A Delicate Balance: Time
for Work, Family and Self
Discovering Your Authentic Self
Managing Transitions
Profit Without Prozac
The Healthy Workplace
Testimonials:
"I
wanted to send you a quick note to say thank you for putting on such a wonder workshop for
the Success Express Business Series. We had terrific feedback from the attendee’s
evaluations and comments following the Personal & Professional Growth workshop “Profit
without Prozac”. Your presentation style was warm, fun and engaging.
Obviously your counseling background really brought new insight and more depth to an
approach for balancing our lives. I also
appreciated the fact that you customized your presentation to be very interactive and
hands-on for our workshop format. Thank you
so much for your hard work and time. I really can’t wait to have you back to do
more!!"
Mary
Kay Sheets
Committee Chairperson - Success Express Business Series
St.
Peter's Chamber of Commerce
“On
behalf of the Gateway Area Chapter, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, thank you for
speaking at our Family Issues Forum. The
evaluations received from your presentation were very positive.
Specifically, the participants valued the information presented on different
exercises to reduce stress, the importance of finding a touchstone and knowing they are
not alone in the stressors they experience. We
look forward to your future participation in our upcoming educational programs.”
Suzanne
Carron, Program Manager
Gateway
Area Chapter, National Multiple Sclerosis Society
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