Testimonials:

Coaching with Yael is such a sweet experience. She is so gentle yet very effective. I felt very comfortable on the phone with her and was able to discuss things I’m sometimes intimidated to talk about face to face with my therapist. I love that coaching is not about talking about the past, that we focus on solving specific and current problems. Yael’s suggestions for improving the mad mornings rush in my home are effective and comforting. I no longer feel like a drill-sergeant barking orders at my older daughter, and the best part is that this more loving attitude diffuses power struggles and actually gets us out the door faster.

~Jenny, (@jenrenpody on twitter), Port Washington, WI

Yael’s magic is subtle. It’s not about a magic bullet, there were so many You should detail the things that got you amazed and how you unraveled them.”aha” moment, some subtle, others more pronounced.  I see a huge shift in my thinking: away from being stuck in guilt and blame and should-ing on myself to a more healthy, balanced, inquisitive view of where I am at and what I am feeling.  It took a lot of work, but that work was made a whole lot easier by Yael’s keen support and encouragement. Her gift was to help me unpack the jumbled emotional mess I had become – and see that much of the mess was not my own. So much of my pain was other people’s “stuff” and expectations. When my husband lost his mother, when I went back to work (finally!), when I struggled to balance being a working mother/wife while starting a craft business, I found that Yael’s Permission-Based Healing concepts transformed me. That it was ok to feel torn, that it is absolutely ok to be wherever I am really at. Yael does work magic. But it’s the best kind of magic – because it is real, its sticks around, and it changes everything. Thank you Yael, your work is truly life transforming.

~ Susan, mother of a 2yo boy, Ithaca, NY.

The Parent Talk principles I learned from Yael made a huge difference in my relationship with my younger child. He used to have very violent tantrums, and I was powerless to protect his older brother. I was resentful of him, felt guilty for my anger and shame for my inability to control a three year old boy. Yael taught me how to give him choices that avoid head-on power struggles and set loving boundaries that give me my power back. The best part is that I learned how to parent effectively without disempowering him at all. On the contrary, he is so much happier these days. Also, I no longer see taking time for myself to rest or to make art as selfish things. Without this guilt, I’ve been carving time and space for my creativity, and have been painting and making jewelry again.

~Edna, Mother of 2 boys: 3 and 5, Ithaca, NY.

After only a few weeks of coaching with Yael, the difference in myself is easy to notice. I’m a perfectionist and an A student, and the first year of motherhood knocked me on my butt. Finding Yael’s philosophy of Permission-Based Healing was a turning point. I kept coming back to this blog over and over again, and it never failed to provide me with comfort. I found strength in implementing Yael’s ideas in my life, and coaching took it to the next level. With her amazing combination of compassionate listening and expert teaching, Yael both helps me to accept myself where I am right now and gives me the skills in self-kindness and interpersonal communication that allow me to move forward towards the me I want to be. Our sessions are truly the highlight of my week.

~ Story  (@story3girl on twitter), mother of a toddler girl, Pittsburgh. 
   Story blogs at hardtomommy.blogspot.com,

I greatly appreciated Yael’s gentle and nurturing approach. She is skilled at creating a safe space for expression of all kinds. Yael’s insight and perceptions helped me find my own clarity and inner wisdom, and the simple Parent-Talk suggestions have deepened my connection with my 5 year old girl and reduced our conflicts, which helps reduce my guilt after separating from her father. I recommend Yael’s coaching to any mama struggling with the challenges of motherhood.”

~ Sarah, Ithaca, NY.

Every time I talk to Yael, I walk away from our conversation feeling so much more comfortable in my own skin. She creates an utterly safe emotional environment, and with her guidance I experience my own ability and power to replace my fears and worries with patterns of self-kindness and trust. Yes, I may be flawed, vulnerable and fully human, but I am learning how to be compassionate and forgiving toward myself in intelligent ways. I wish every mother in the world had access to Yael’s teachings. It is such a blessing to interact with my  worries about motherhood and learn these self-kindness skills before becoming a mother myself.

~Simone, (@SimoneThinks on twitter) Brooklyn, NY,

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