Who might be a good client-match for business coaching?

YES, PLEASE! 

If you're a business owner (or want to be one) AND you're a survivor of trauma, then you're invited to schedule a Meet-n-Greet! I work with trauma survivors of many kinds—cumulative, acute, or complex. Here are a few examples:

• Adverse Childhood Experiences such as: witnessing or experiencing violence, abuse, neglect in the home or community; experiencing sudden or prolonged death of a family member (i.e. suicide, cancer); growing up in the foster care system or a household with substance abuse or mental health problems; instability due to parental separation or household members being in jail or prison
• Adverse Religious Experiences (AREs) aka Religious Trauma Syndrome (RTS). I've worked with clients who are former or hopeful-former members of cults, high-control sects, fundamentalist spiritual communities, or new age groups with undue influence. Many of these clients are self-labeled or labeled by others as: Exvangelical, Ex-Mormon, Post-Mormon, ex-missionary, ex-pastor, ex-hun, a "suppressive person", SP, heathen, ex-moonie, ex-Scientologist, disfellowshipped, ex-catholic, excommunicated, shunned, sinner, etc.
• Adverse Organizational Experiences or (AOEs) such as enduring a toxic work environment or receiving physical, emotional, financial, sexual, or intellectual abuse from boss(es), teammates, employer(s), or organization such as WeWork, Theranos, Dave Ramsey Solutions, Tony Robbins Research International, NXIVM, Enron, etc. This might include experience(s) with direct marketing or multi-level marketing companies (MLMs) like Vector Marketing, Scentsy, LulaRoe, HerbaLife, AdvoCare, MetaboLife, Young Living, Equinox, Amway, Avon, Rodan + Fields, etc. Might self-label or be labeled by others as "whistleblower, snitch, "not a team player", devil's advocate, or a failure.
• Traumatic or Abusive Relationship(s) with spouse, partner, friend, or member(s) of public through receiving physical, financial, emotional, or sexual abuse like receiving threats, insults, bullying, stalking, destruction of personal property, enduring narcissistic traits, coercion, gaslighting, lovebombing, or restrictions on autonomy
  
• Military or First-Responder Traumas such as: combat stress, PTSD or secondary trauma (i.e. military spouses, comrades, etc.), frequent or war zone deployment, gender harassment, military sexual trauma (MST), reunion & reintegration difficulty, post-deployment syndrome, traumatic brain injury (TBI) or concussion, depression, survivor's guilt, active shooter survivor, terrorism, 
• Adverse Medical or Health Traumas such as: compassion fatigue, secondary traumas, medical survivor's guilt, cancer survivor, ongoing chronic illness or disability (sudden, degenerative, avoidable, etc.), recover from major surgery, traumatic brain injury (TBI) or concussion, hospital-acquired conditions, events that required life-sustaining intervention, prolonged hospital stays, permanent harm, or death.
  
• Incarceration or Prisoner Traumas such as: family disconnection, loss of autonomy, lack of purpose, reunion & reintegration issues upon release, and collateral consequences and loss of time/opportunities,. Previously incarcerated clients often endured cruel conditions, unpredictability, solitary confinement, punitiveness, witnessed and/or experienced violence and other Potentially Traumatic Events (PTEs). 
• Transgenerational or Collective Traumas: including but not limited to pandemics, natural disasters, war, genocide, slave trade, terrorism attacks, massacres, human trafficking, colonization, racial or ethnic segregation, (i.e. Jim Crow laws, The Trail of Tears, the Canadian Indian residential school system), refugee/emigration, violence, or starvation.