Coaching Teleworkshop with Ben Dean and Kim Kirmmse Toth A two-hour Intro to Coaching Workshop. Includes live coaching session and virtual drawing for a full tuition fellowship to Foundations Training Program. Bring all questions.

Thursday, February 18, 2010 • 7:00-8:59pm Eastern

Join Ben Dean, Ph.D. and Kim Kirmmse Toth for a two hour coaching teleworkshop. During the call, Ben will
==introduce you to coaching,
==talk about how he first got involved and
==how his career has developed.
==take all questions
==There will be a coaching demonstration with someone from the call.
==And there will be a drawing with the prize being a full fellowship in the next MentorCoach
Coach Training Foundations Program!

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You will also receive a complimentary subscription to the Coaching Toward Happiness News.
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For full information on the Foundations Classes, click here.

About Kim Toth, PCC

Kim Kirmmse Toth is a business and life coach. She is also a licensed clinical social worker. She has a wide ranging professional background that includes 20 years of working with professionals. A licensed clinical social worker, Kim found her work with Managed Care to be increasingly less rewarding. This prompted her to begin coaching. And it is in coaching that she has found her true home.

Kim's is a graduate of the MentorCoach® Training Program. She is certified by both MentorCoach® and by the International Coach Federation.

She is also a senior member of the MentorCoach Trainer Team tasked with leading the Foundations Program. Kim is a graduate of Marty Seligman and Ben's Authentic Happiness Coaching Program and has infused her coaching and her life with the principles of Positive Psychology.

Kim's coaching practice has three key parts. First, she loves the ongoing growth that coaching brings her and loves to mentor her students as they make their own transitions. Second, she is a generalist with a practice that includes professionals and business people from many disciplines.

Third, she has a particular interest in coaching baby boomers who are contemplating retirement a decade or so down the road or have recently retired. She works with the non-financial side of retirement planning, a crucial area that many of her clients have ignored. She assists them to create psychological road maps that help them reinvent themselves as they move into the next chapters in their lives. Kim helps them find their new place in the world, one in which they can feel the joy and freedom of retirement while living a life of meaning and passion.

Kim is an avid skier, has traveled the world, and is an enthusiastic practitioner of both Hot Yoga and Power Yoga. Most meaningful to her is her family. She has a husband and two daughters, both new college graduates. From them she has learned what is truly important in this life.