A not so uncommon story… 27 years of marriage, 2 kids, the house, the picket fence with 2 dogs in it. Perfect picture. But it wasn’t so perfect. COVID quarantine put the magnifying glass on all of the imperfections and it crumbled quickly. While I wanted the divorce, I was left with a HUGE void to fill. I’d been a wife and mom for 20+ years. Now my kids were grown and my marriage was over. I’d been seeing a mental health therapist for 15 months, but I was frustrated with the progress.

In steps Rob. I didn’t really start the whole life coaching thing on purpose. I kind of stumbled into it. He was my massage therapist and we talked a lot during those massages. He told me he was starting a life coaching business and I didn’t even have a clue what it was. But I have made more progress in 3 months with him than 18 months with my therapist and with me, results matter. We started with identifying my “walls.” I built them high and impenetrable so I wouldn’t get hurt again. I was angry, resentful, bitter, and I didn’t trust a soul on this earth. What he helped me understand was that I was actually imprisoning myself inside those walls. I wasn’t going to attract positive people into my life if I built walls to keep everyone out. So now we are working on self-forgiveness, trusting in myself, and healthy boundaries— the kind that keep the negative people out but let the positive people in. I’m still a work in progress, but I’m evolving and finding my authentic self thanks to Rob.

"In this ever changing and complex society we live in and especially with social media, it is critical that as an individual, we have the necessary communication skills to be happy and fulfilled in that society. Having known Rob Eldridge in that ever changing society and seeking his counsel on relationships, I have greatly benefited from our discussions and recommendations as to human interaction within my family, friends and acquaintances."

"Every meaningful relationship I have made in my life is maintained in part with advice my father has given me throughout the years. Anyone who knows me knows the impact that my dad has had on my life. I make sure to not only practice his lessons daily, but to pass on his wisdom to others so that they too can grow their “workshop”.