What's Next For My Life? Paula Holland, Cancer Survivor Workshops, Support, and Coaching

"After just a few sessions, my work with Paula gave me the courage to make some big changes in my life. I knew I needed to leave a job, but was full of fear. Her calm, loving manner gave me focus and strength." –Hildreth, 2010

“Paula’s been down in the trenches with us and she gets it. She’s been bald and had chemo brain too. It’s so great to laugh about it with someone who really understands.” – Sara P., 2008

“Paula is an intuitive life coach with a superb ability to zero in on the blocks and limiting beliefs that delay or prevent personal growth and career advancement. Each session with Paula has led to an "aha" moment for me as she gently led me to discover how to resolve feeling overwhelmed or "being stuck." I am truly grateful for the breakthroughs Paula has helped me to achieve.” Shelley Lieber, the Wordy Woman, 2010

“Paula encourages me to step out of my comfort zone and into the zone of getting the results that I want for my business and my personal life. After all, it is all about balance in work and life. She is very gifted at drawing out ideas and inspiring me. I trust her completely which allows me to go all the way without holding myself back. I would recommend her to anyone looking for inspiration, encouragement, guidance and most importantly - RESULTS.” – Kerry, 2009

“I’m not wasting any energy worrying about not doing enough or the woulda-shoulda-coulda’s. I’m getting so much more done and feeling more relaxed and productive.” – Alicia, 2008

"Paula was my "lifeline" while I went through breast cancer. She helped me by explaining what to expect emotionally. I knew I could call and ask her anything, and she would calmly explain and help me through my crisis. Her help got me back on my feet and enjoying life again." - Gretchen, 2006

“I would recommend Paula to any cancer survivor struggling with the after-effects of not only the diagnosis, surgery, and treatment of cancer, but also the emotional roller coaster on which the patient now finds herself.” – Shirley Greenfield, Division Trainer, American Cancer Society, 2007