Embrace your next chapter with confidence
Life Coaching for Women
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Retirement Life Coaching for Female First Responders
Embrace your next chapter with confidence
Life Coaching for Women
&
Retirement Life Coaching for Female First Responders
Many female first responders find their sense of identity deeply intertwined with their profession, and retirement can lead to a profound feeling of loss, requiring a significant mental and emotional adjustment.
The high-stress nature of emergency response work often leaves lingering effects, such as stress or anxiety, which may become more pronounced without the structure and camaraderie of the job.· Leaving a tight-knit community of colleagues and a clear sense of purpose can lead to feelings of isolation or disconnection, making it essential to find new social connections and community engagement opportunities.
Transitioning from a demanding and unpredictable work schedule to a more leisurely pace of life requires careful planning and consideration of how to fill time meaningfully, including hobbies, volunteering, or part-time work.
Meet Kimberly Stratman
Retirement planning is non-negotiable for a secure and fulfilling life post-work, and I, as an experienced, Certified Retirement Life Coach, focus on empowering first responders to devise a foolproof plan.
I emphasize a holistic preparation, including your physical, mental, emotional health, your social connections, your lifestyle choices and personal development for the next chapter of your life.
As a retired Dallas police officer with three decades of service and the spouse of an active SWAT officer, I comprehend the necessity of a well-rounded plan. My objective is to facilitate your transition into an enjoyable and regret-free retirement, tailoring a plan that leverages your strengths and addresses your challenges. Your selfless service to protect others warrants a fulfilling retirement, and I'm committed to ensuring you achieve just that.
