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I will help you define your WorkLifeJoy, then help you discover why you don't have it, why you need it, how to get it, and how to keep it. 

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 Melanie C. Gallo, PhD, MBA, CMHC
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I'm Dr. Melanie – a Certified Mental Health and Business Psychology coach helping people navigate through the fog within what I call the Work+Life overlap. 

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Using my background in business psychology and mental health coaching, I help people increase awareness of the things below the water line that they can not see (the underlying psychology), create and take action on a streamlined set of goals, then achieve lasting transformation through the practice of new habits and behaviors. I look forward to connecting with you and being part of your Work+Life journey!

 

Be well and joy full, 

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The WorkLifeJoy Coach APPROACH

How Coach 2 Go Works

AWARENESS

Step 1

Science-based Assessment

Understand where you are now, where you want to go, and the gaps that hold you back.

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ACTION

Step 2

Psychology-based Coaching

Create and set sail towards your specific, measurable, actionable, realistic, time-bound goals.

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ACHIEVEMENT

Step 3

Lasting Transformation

Chat-based & digital coaching nudges help establish new habits and behaviors to achieve lasting transformation.

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“Melanie, is the consummate professional and has a great sense of understanding the needs of her clients. She applies her consultation not only with expertise but with a compassion of understanding how to get clients to the next step.  I had her on my radio show to talk about handling crisis and conflict when groups travel together. Her advice and contribution to the program was exactly what anyone traveling with friends or family needed to hear.  Her segment remains one which I reference often.” 

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