Unlock Your Potential with wegotchucorp.com's Coaching

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Aspiration – The igniter of the transformation process. Our belief is that wholeness is real and provides essential and motivating communication towards a better future. We believe people can and do overcome the internal and external challenges, barriers and obstacles that confront them. We are dedicated to awakening the inner YOU, so that you may live victoriously. We honor the power of the mind to create inner peace, healing, and serenity.

Nurturing - You are unique with distinct needs, strengths, preferences, and goals; your culture and background - (including traumatic experiences) can affect and determine your pathway to healing. Healing is centered around multiple factors, strengths, coping abilities, available resources and the inherent value of each individual. We provide multiple services to foster a safe environment of trust, while we empower and collaborate to meet your healing needs.

Invigorating – We aspire to emphasize and teach the importance of lifestyle balance and self wholeness. We also realize that this can only be obtained by addressing the mind, body, and spirit. We will encourage you to explore self-care, exercise, practice good nutrition, and explore your faith, spirituality, and supportive relationships. We welcome all who cherish a spiritual connection and desire for purpose.

Trustworthy – ing a high quality of services. From our initial contact, we aim to make each individual a priority. We uphold both legal and ethical standards as a means of providing a competent and high-quality level of care, by exceeding the needs and desires of those that we serve.

Advantageous - We believe in enhancement of skills and continuity of care. As professionals, we regularly take part in advancing our approach methods by participating in training, workshops, and conferences on a consistent basis.

Supports individuals physical and mental health by designing personalized wellness plans that promote healthy behaviors and prevent disease. Assesses individuals health status, advises on health improvement strategies, and coaches individuals on setting and achieving health goals. Provide in-depth knowledge of health concepts, psychology and counseling techniques, nutrition planning and management and sometimes fitness knowledge.

Wellness Coaches work with clients to make sustainable shifts in their lives by:

•  Meeting with clients online, in person, individually, or in group settings to set achievable goals
•  Providing safe, supportive spaces to explore clients’ goals and intentions
•  Empowering clients to take their health into their own hands
•  Helping clients understand their motivations and create behavior change
•  Supporting clients in developing sustainable meal, exercise, or wellness plans tailored to goals
•  Encouraging mindfulness in all aspects of their clients’ lives

CNA Services - Offers a wide variety of tasks, from measuring a clients vital signs to helping them bathe, eat, or get dressed. Acts as the primary daily caregiver within a nursing or residential home. CNAs typically spend more time with patients than nurses or doctors, therefore we understand their behaviors and health issues. A CNA’s care includes, but is not limited to:

•  Monitoring patient needs and reporting any issues to other healthcare personnel
•  Helping patients with their daily needs, such as eating, bathing, dressing, and toileting
•  Ensuring patient comfort by changing bedding, filling water jugs, and positioning items in reach
•  Repositioning patients in beds
•  Helping patients move from a bed to a chair, or wheelchair and back
•  Assisting with lifting patients from their bed to examination tables, surgical tables, or stretchers
•  Measuring and recording food and liquid consumption
•  Accompanying patients to off-site doctor appointments
•  Stocking or issuing medical supplies, such as dressing packs or treatment trays
•  Measuring vital signs, including blood pressure, oxygen level, and temperature
•  Explaining medical procedures and tests to patients and their families
•  Changing dressings and bandages
•  Assisting in minor medical procedures

NON-MEDICAL support professional that provides holistic, physical, emotional, and spiritual care for those transitioning and their loved ones: before, during, and after death. An EOLD also acts as a guide who supports families and their dying loved ones as they go through the death experience.

Services and specialties are often dependent on several criteria: 1) the person(s) we are serving (the dying/ their loved ones/ the dying AND their loved ones) and 2) the individual stage of the dying process that the person(s) is in. Generally the event of dying can be categorized in three phases. Care needs for the person(s) involved are different based upon each of these stages: pre-death, active dying, post-death.

Pre-death: 

• an advocate for the dying and educating on advance directives and other end-of-life documents
• a facilitator to assist with funeral planning
• assisting the dying with legacy projects to help their loved ones cope after they have died
• act as additional eyes & ears to communicate with the Hospice team for the care needs
• a companion for hospital visits and for general listening
• a resource guide to offer assistance to families to locate help with meals, housekeeping, or schedules
• a calm & unbiased mediator to assist loved ones with any hard conversations that still need to be shared
• a community educator, to teach in the role of a death cafe coordinator-education on what death doulas offer 

Active dying: 

• an advocate for the dying and their wishes (there must be an advocate for the dying person individually)
• companion & active listener
• sitting vigil (offering respite to allow loved ones to rest during the transition period of active dying)
• compassionate & calming presence (a death doula understands what’s coming, and knows the physical signs 

                  of active dying, and they can reassure family members what is normal and part of the dying process) 

• a guide to help loved ones say goodbye to the dying
• a helper to provide practical support and non-medical comfort care such assistance with repositioning, changing bed sheets, and other comfort care measures. 
• provide solace, spiritual support, gentle/compassionate touch, Reiki, meditation, aromatherapy, etc.. to the dying and their loved ones

Post-death: 

• A coordinator/communicator between the funeral home and loved ones for services desired
• A resource person to help guide loved ones to community resources, care of the body (dependent on laws)
• Assistant with after-death paperwork, meal train, a voice for loved ones as they plan arrangements
• Offer bereavement/grief/spiritual support as loved ones continue working through the journey of mourning/grief