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Constance’s professional life can only be described as eclectic! She is an adventurous spirit whose curiosity about life has led her in many directions. Her passion for the arts led her to attend a...mehr sehenConstance’s professional life can only be described as eclectic! She is an adventurous spirit whose curiosity about life has led her in many directions. Her passion for the arts led her to attend a design school. Which led her to start a home based business in floral design entitled Kalideoscope. She was inspired to write a screenplay after attending a film festival in Miami entitled Full Circle. Her compassion for humanity led her to pursue a degree in teaching. She worked with children and families in high risk areas that consisted of gangs and crime. She wanted to become more involved with helping people on a deeper level, so she changed her degree to social work. Her most profound work developed when she worked with the homeless, domestic violence victims, as well as abused and neglected children, Working with families in Hospice gave her a new perspective about living. Hospice patients enriched her life to become more intentional with how she spent her time.
While assisting her siblings with taking care of their parents while they were ill, she created her Life Coaching business entitled Finding Your Authentic Path. Her business gave her the flexibility to be present at the last days of her parent’s life. As a transitional coach, she guides her clients through crisis and encourages them to transform the experience into new beginnings.
Her current project is working with Dollye James, elementary school counselor. Ms. James commissioned her to write a play to enhance the curriculum for children who display mild behavioral problems; which prevent them from performing well in the class room. The children attend the classes on the weekends for twelve weeks. The play emphasis is based upon self efficacy and social development.weniger sehen