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See what Helen and Tanya had to say about their experience in April and June.


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Rosemary Ganley, a writer for the Examiner, shared this statement after a 15 minute Sprint coaching session with me:


“When a person of depth and insight listens attentively to one's deep yearnings and uncertainties and then offers gentle feedback, fifteen minutes can do as much good as months of counselling!”


From the Retreat, Serenity Courage and Wisdom, The Sound of Self-Compassion,


Ann Hobday had these reflections 


"I have referred to my notes and breathed, hugged myself and think about what makes me happy and fulfilled, I so loved this retreat. I’m a slow learner and needed this reminder to  be true to myself. Pam, “you did good!” Seriously, this shifted my  thinking during this pandemic. Thank you.  I enjoyed laughing at each other and ourselves doing and sharing  paradoxical thinking and the exercises Leah shared were very helpful and something I never knew.  Ann Hobday-Potter 2020


Anne D. shared:


"This retreat came at a needed time. Thank you Pam I have become more aware of self compassion.
The  most valuable thing I learned about self compassion and my needs during  this retreat is that I do not show myself any self compassion. I need  to give myself time to do this no matter what is going on in my life. I  also noted that I do not know at times what I need and I hope with self  compassion I will become more aware of my needs and listen to myself to  become more aware of what is happening inside of me." Anne D. Peterborough


Tanya Geisler, Leadership Coach and Imposter Complex Expert expressed this about her experience:


"I think this was a brilliant retreat...especially given how frayed people are in this strange time. The timing was perfection for me.  Self-compassion is so much simpler than I thought to access. Not EASY, mind you, but simpler.

It's not hard to make it a priority. But it is vital."

About the Co-Facilitators

Pamela Van Nest

Pamela Van Nest is an Empowerment Leader and an expert in taming self doubt. She works with professional women whose work is in service to others, who are confident and competent on the outside, yet very hard on themselves on the inside.   As they commit to their personal growth, they are more decisive, trust their Inner Wisdom and have confidence to live from self-compassion.  

Many of these women are entering a new phase of their lives after a long career and realize they are "NOT DONE yet". 


Healing old wounds from growing up in an alcoholic family, by studying the 12 Steps, she was  inspired to continue her self-healing path and became a Certified Coach in 2013.  She works with women one to one an in groups. Pamela established PVN Self Compassion Coaching and delivers virtual retreats and in person retreats (When the pandemic is over)


Leah Glatz

Leah Sunshine Glatz is a nature-loving, wellness professional, committed to providing high quality, intentional healing support to each of her clients. She is a certified as a Kripalu Yoga Instructor (2005) and a Thai Massage Practitioner (2015), a Sound Healing Facilitator, and a BodyMind Coach.  She specializes in the synergy of multiple self-care practices that offer greater freedom and wholeness through nervous system resilience and energy body awareness.


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