Kim Childs Online kimchilds.com Bio Kim Childs is a Boston-based life and career coach who specializes in Positive Psychology, creativity, and midlife transitions. She is also a writer and a Kripalu Yoga teacher. Kim’s writing is featured in several Chicken Soup for the Soul books and on her blog, A Pilgrim on the Path. A former public radio reporter, Kim changed direction in 1999 when she came to live and train at Kripalu, and she’s very glad that she did.Learn more about this presenter’s work: By Kim Leadership & Collective Transformation Feel Your Way into a Happier New Year Since most of the plans we make for change are ultimately designed to help us feel better, why not identify that feeling state first, and line up actions and choices that will support it? Kim Childs Leadership & Collective Transformation Why Asking for Help Is Self-Care At the start of a new year, many of us identify and commit to changes we’d like to make in our lives. These good intentions can fail, however, if we don’t enlist the help and support that’s often crucial to real and lasting change. Kim Childs Relationships & Connection, Leadership & Collective Transformation Going Back in Time to Move Forward When we’re preparing to move forward, we may first need to revisit our history. Yoganand Michael Carroll, teacher trainer for the Kripalu School of Yoga, recommends using yogic tools to change the energy of painful stories. Kim Childs Relationships & Connection, Leadership & Collective Transformation Mending Broken Dreams At some point in the process of recovering from my divorce, I realized that I was having trouble dreaming new dreams. Kim Childs Pagination Load more
Leadership & Collective Transformation Feel Your Way into a Happier New Year Since most of the plans we make for change are ultimately designed to help us feel better, why not identify that feeling state first, and line up actions and choices that will support it? Kim Childs
Leadership & Collective Transformation Why Asking for Help Is Self-Care At the start of a new year, many of us identify and commit to changes we’d like to make in our lives. These good intentions can fail, however, if we don’t enlist the help and support that’s often crucial to real and lasting change. Kim Childs
Relationships & Connection, Leadership & Collective Transformation Going Back in Time to Move Forward When we’re preparing to move forward, we may first need to revisit our history. Yoganand Michael Carroll, teacher trainer for the Kripalu School of Yoga, recommends using yogic tools to change the energy of painful stories. Kim Childs
Relationships & Connection, Leadership & Collective Transformation Mending Broken Dreams At some point in the process of recovering from my divorce, I realized that I was having trouble dreaming new dreams. Kim Childs