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Stephen Swecker - Personal Development Coach, Relationship Coach, Speaker/Presenter, Spiritual Healer - North Berwick, ME
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Stephen Swecker (CPC,MA,MDiv)

Personal Development Coach

Contact information

Email me

Phone 207-457-5088

Fax: 207-636-7881

Box 488

North Berwick, ME Show on map

For more than three decades, Stephen Swecker has been helping individuals and groups find life-transforming meaning and purpose through the application of ethical principles and core values to everyday living.

A pioneer in the use of “ethics coaching” to  promote healing and empower effective growth, Steve enables his clients and students to experience the ancient wisdom that the "truth which sets us free" resides within ourselves. The premise of his unique values-based approach is simple but profound: living in harmony with our core values (that which we know to be good, true and right) liberates us to realize our own Impossible Dream. As the lives and teachings of human exemplars such as Socrates, Confucius, Jesus and the Buddha have shown us, this way of living -- with integrity and bold vision --  is a powerful force for personal liberation and inspiring others.

The practice and theory of ethics coaching results in part from Steve’s rich vocational experience as an award-winning editor and publisher, an ordained United Methodist minister and a college teacher of ethics and religion. He holds master’s degrees from Boston University and Wesley Theological Seminary, and is a certified life coach and member of the International Association of Coaching. He and his wife Kathy, a registered nurse, live in a 300-year-old house in Maine, from where Steve conducts most of his coaching by telephone, Skype and e-mail.

A brief introduction to Steve’s framework for ethics coaching can be found at:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/12876988/FW%20%20F'12.pdf

In addition, Steve recommends the following books for their practical linkage of ethics to individual and social well-being: “How Good People Make Tough Choices,” by Rushworth Kidder (Harper, revised 2009), “Reason, Virtue and Psychotherapy,” by Antonia Macaro (Whurr Publishers Ltd., 2006) and “Think and Grow Rich,” by Napoleon Hill (Various editions, originally published in 1937).

“Steve’s empathetic demeanor allows others to open up to him in an extraordinary way [and his] extensive professional background brings a wealth of real-world experience to his coaching … If you are looking for solid coaching that will truly change your life dimensions and set you on the road to positive results, Stephen Swecker is the coach for you.”  – Terry Neustrom, M.ht, Sioux City IA

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The Reason I Became A Helping Professional

Helping others through individual counseling, writing and public speaking has always come naturally to me. It's my calling; I've never doubted that it is my purpose in life since my childhood growing up in West Virginia. Experiencing the rewards of that calling makes me want to help others attain a similar richness of meaning and fulfillment in their own lives.

Stephen Swecker

Additional Details

I am:

Married

Sexual orientation:

Heterosexual

Religious affiliation:

Christian

Have children:

Yes

Stephen Swecker

Payment Options

Accepts Credit Cards:

Yes

Accepts Insurance:

No

Accepts Paypal:

Yes

Sliding Scale:

Yes

Fee Range:

Between $81-120 per session

Stephen Swecker

Quick Stats

Main Specialty:

Life Management

Life Transitions

Religious Issues

Credentials:

CPC, MA, MDiv

Time in Practice:

10 years +

Additional Expertise:

Relationship Coach

Speaker/Presenter

Spiritual Healer

I offer my services:

At my office

Telephone

By Email

Via Skype

I am fluent in:

English

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All Specialties

Communication Problems, Couples/Marital Issues, Forgiveness, Grief, Loss, & Bereavement, Life Management, Life Transitions, Midlife Crisis, Religious Issues, Spiritual, Trust Issues