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Helen Daniels
Conscious Parenting : Ask Another Parent

In the fall of 2001 I took my first course with the Hendricks Institute to repair my faltering 2 year old love relationship. It worked! I worked it! My partner and I are nearing our 10 year anniversary now. We've married, created an amazing daughter, and continue to laugh and love and learn together everyday. In 2003 I opened my own coaching practice. In 2005 I graduated from the Hendricks' 2 year intensive Leadership and Transformation program. In my career so far, I've coached hundreds of parents, children, and families to open, connect, love, and laugh more.

When I became a parent, I stepped into a whole new opportunity for conscious relationship.  I embraced the many challenges and the pure delights and continue to strive to parent in the easiest, most flowing and loving manner possible.   I particularly enjoy re-creating 'parenting rules'!  My quest is driven by questions like:

* How blissful can my relationships actually be?
* How can I relax into the perfection of my child?
* What is the simplest and most effective way to parent?
* How do I continue to stay connected to myself AND my partner while parenting?
* Who is my child really and what is her purpose?
* How do I continually renew and replenish myself while sharing my life with those I love?

I aspire to be a catalyst for love, peace, joy, and genius in the world. I love to work with parents and families especially. I want every child to be connected to her/his innate abilities, intuitive knowing, and brilliant presence. I want every adult to feel relaxed, happy, confident, and to be living a life that is meaningful, passionate, joyful, healthy - a life lived fully with no regrets.

I am a parent, life partner, teacher, coach, wilderness adventurer, visionary, and yogini. I love to laugh, cook, draw, read, sing, lie in the sun, swim in the ocean, de-clutter, bike, walk, build sandcastles, meditate, and to spend time with my family. I am devoted to living a life that is full, whole, daring, and enlivening.

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