Summary: Most people think of school as Kindergarten through 12th grade (and often times beyond), but real learning starts the minute we’re placed in the arms of the person we’re taught to call “mother.” We tend to learn our core beliefs about life and our identity from the words and actions of our mothers. We often vow to "never be like her," but imagine if we begin to see life through her eyes and are able to understand her fears, uncertainties, past, struggles, and joys? And what if from there you were able to understand YOU a little better and begin to heal the relationship you have with yourself, your freedom, your forgiveness and most importantly your mom? And what if from that place of compassion you were to graduate to living as your authentic? Join hosts Henry, Irene and Danica as they mentor you through life's masters program of of hope and perspective. Danica Trebel helps families unlearn what started the war over who’s right and who’s wrong; shift communication from eye-rolling to real conversations; and transform power struggles into mutual respect for the whole family. Henry Schoenfield believes in taking courageous, bold steps in life to find deeper fulfillment and integrity. Trained as a Roman Catholic priest, he left the priesthood seeking what makes him come alive. As a Certified Professional Coach, he works with people in times of transition and transformation, helping them to ask the big questions and to take bold steps to come alive. Irene Black is a Life and Career Transition Coach with 18 years experience in Career Service/Workforce Development. What drives her zest for life is helping clients have those "ah ha" moments that lead to breakthroughs in creating their own path to a life of enlightenment and fulfillment.
