RESILIENCE, FULFILLMENT & PURPOSE
Navigating Life Transitions
Life Transition Coaching
Write your next chapter
Major life transitions bring new challenges. Whether it's retirement, midlife, career change, divorce, disability, or chronic illness -- you have new realities, new hopes, and new capabilities. Who you were before no longer fits current circumstances. "How do I rebuild my life? How will I find fulfillment and purpose? How will I contribute to the world? Who am I now?"
Life transition coaching can help you make the most of your new situation. It can help you find a new sense of self and build fulfillment and purpose back into your life. Transition coaching can help you find new ways to contribute to the world and to the people you care about most.
To learn more, reach out for a free consultation.
Transitions
Significant changes in your circumstances, or even in you, can mean that how you have been approaching your life until recently now no longer works as it once did. Adapting to this change requires you to develop new approaches and acquire new perspectives, outlooks, and identity in your new situation. While the emotional aspects of transition can be taxing, they are often also where the most profound personal growth happens. In fact, transitions can be some of the most important and rewarding parts of a human life.
Major life transitions, including retirement, midlife, career change, empty nest, relationship loss, and managing disability or chronic illness, present opportunities to look at your life anew and to build the foundation of your next chapter. Coaching can help you make the transition successfully and gain the most possible from this challenging and rewarding time.
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About Terry DeWitt
Terry helps people navigate major life transitions and build fulfillment and purpose into their lives.
Terry has a deep interest in human nature that has driven his academic studies, his career in marketing, his board activities, and now his coaching practice. He brings life experience as a senior executive, father, athlete and chronic illness patient to his work with clients.
Terry earned his BA at Harvard University in Sociology magna cum laude with highest honors and his MBA at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College.
He led Hospital Marketing at Mass General Brigham, served as chief marketing and communications officer at the MIT Sloan School of Management, and held leadership positions at Harvard Business School Publishing, Fidelity Investments, L.L. Bean, and H.J. Heinz.
Terry served on the board of Maine Audubon, the Healing Garden and Bare Hill Rowing.
Terry is a Board Certified Coach; ICF Certified Coach (ACC); a Certified Executive Coach - Level 2, Certified Career Coach and Certified Business Coach by the Center for Executive Coaching; and is a member of the International Coaching Federation.
Testimonials
Terry has an ear for the truth. He is dedicated to helping uncover what deeply matters while being extremely skillful in the ways he holds complexity. I am routinely inspired by his courageous honesty and encouragement. During a time of great uncertainty in my life, his coaching has been immensely supportive of my sense of wholeness and capacity for growth. He helps lift open the windows to let the air in.
- EA
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Emily Adams
Terry is phenomenal. His brilliance, insightfulness, and ability to distill matters that seem overwhelming make his coaching enormously beneficial. His ability to create focus and convey how to intentionally attain life goals is especially valuable. I now look forward to enhanced happiness and empowered peace.
- Mrs. T
Assessments
Assessments can play a useful role in a coaching engagement by helping to clarify your strengths, interests, motivations, personality type, and emotional intelligence. These tools can provide valuable insights that can inform the development of your next chapter. By applying your strengths and interests to what the world needs most, you can develop a renewed sense of purpose that is personally fulfilling and contributes to a better world.
The Center for Life Transition holds certifications in some of the most powerful and well-researched assessments to support client needs.
Certified
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Center for Creative Leadership - Benchmarks 360. Gold standard 360 assessment.
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EQ-i and EQ 360 from MHS. Top Emotional Intelligence assessment for individuals and teams.
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Myers-Briggs MBTI Step II. The most researched and useful personality type assessment available.
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VIA Character Strengths Survey. Top assessment of 24 Positive Psychology strengths.
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CliftonStrengths Assessment. Gold standard assessment of 34 strengths by the Gallup organization.