Whether as a therapist, pastor, or coach, or as a or as a servant, leader, or mentor, or as a husband, father, or friend, if there is one thing that life has taught me, it is that life is difficult. The front row seat I’ve been given over nearly thirty years in the helping professions has taught me that:
1) Life is Difficult
2) Difficulties are Opportunities
3) Opportunities Lost Breeds Relapse
Whether helping an individual embrace hope, a family and marriage reconcile, a pastor and congregation revitalize, or a manager and team prosper, the adventure has been challenging, fascinating and fruitful. When I served families and youth who’ve been through nightmares that cause our heads to hang in disbelief, I learned how imperative it is to have hope, perseverance, and unconditional, nonjudgmental love. When I was in the midst of intellectual giants at Princeton Theological Seminary, I learned the difference between the Greek concept of education, which is growing in knowledge, and the Hebrew concept, which is growing in application of knowledge. When I served several churches, all of which had marked success despite trends to the contrary and the fact that they move excruciatingly slow, I learned that courage, integrity and character are vital leadership. When I served the Pittsburgh Leadership Foundation I spent more time on the top floors of downtowns tallest buildings than in my office. It became clear that those who’ve achieved the kind success dreams are made of were not immune to the loneliness, emotional pain, and despair of humankinds darkest hours. All of this (My graduate or professional and life education) has gifted me with the ability to have compassion on the deepest most intimate levels for understand, to engage, the common thread of our lives. Whether it’s our dreams or nightmares, our goals or apathies, our successes or breakdowns, this we know, the sooner we release the bad, the sooner we can build on the good, the sooner we can replicate it and spread it to others, and the sooner we remove the bandages from our wounds, the sooner we can get back in the game and smile that contagious smile again and again, and again. As a high profile individual you require the highest levels of confidentiality, efficiency and intimacy; Triune C meets these needs through Video Conferencing meetings, which are exclusively private, scientifically validated, and relationally detailed. No longer do you have to sneak out over your lunch break, rush across town, and worry about being seen. Wherever you are, your office, your home, a hotel, we will meet your counseling, consulting or coaching needs in the comfort and convenience of your personal environment. Please make the time to check us out. We look forward to working with you. Triune C Video Conferencing Can Benefit You If:
-You are a CEO, Doctor, Lawyer,… who Needs Total Anonymity.
-You are a Celebrity, Politician, High Profile individual, who Requires Privacy.
-You are an On The Rise Senior Exec, VP, Professor,… whose time is too valuable to spend 15 minutes driving to and from a meeting.
-You want Fast, Convenient, Flexible and Discreet Availability.
-You Can’t Wait for Weeks for an Appointment.
-You Live in a Rural Area.
-You Can’t Drive and Don’t have Transportation to an Office.
-You Want to Talk Privately in your Home, Car, Park, Office….
-You Don’t Have Childcare.
-You are Differently-Abled.
-You Are Homebound.
-You Want Something That Works.
