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Interviews with Dr. Michelle Peticolas

March 16, 2018
Partnership Bliss: “Releasing Trapped Emotions”

October 10, 2017
Toastmaster’s TV

June 23, 2017
“When we don’t allow our emotions to flow, they get stuck in our body.”

January 4, 2017
“My number 1 tip is to allow your feelings.”

February 2, 2010
“The main thing is to be open to the experience.”

January 17, 2008
“You have to be present to yourself as well as to the person who’s dying.”

Geraldine E. Grossman, President, My Executive Coach

I dreamed of committing time to reflect upon my spiritual and emotional journey. I wanted to explore my life’s purpose and deepen my understanding of certain events in my life. I had no idea that my work with Dr. Peticolas on grief and loss would also illuminate patterns that kept me from having a loving, forgiving and compassionate relationship with myself. Through Michelle’s gentle, thoughtful and non-judgmental approach, I have been able to review my life’s more darker circumstances and events and use them to make more insightful and mindful choices, not only about how I am showing up for others in my life, but more importantly, how I am showing up for myself.

Lea Carpenter, Retired Chemist & Program Manager

I appreciated Michelle’s kind words and found them soothing. I also learned that it’s ok to cry. I’m Filipino and I was brought up to believe it was not ok to cry.

Maxine Jew, Clinical Laboratory Scientist

I was impressed by Michelle’s ability to guide me with a few key words or comments. The clouds would part and I was able to cut through the verbiage to more clearly recognize the root cause of ongoing stressful issues. With her guidance, I was led to more positive considerations as to how to modify or change stressful issues. She seemed to know what life is about and was capable of guiding all in the support group, even the most reticent, to open up with her approach. I appreciated her calmness and strength.