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Medicine Wheel Coaching is evolving to more intentionally support individuals, families, youth, leaders, organizations, nonprofits, and Indigenous communities through holistic wellness, emotional intelligence, and strengths-based coaching.

A new website featuring coaching services......

Medicine Wheel Coaching provides coaching, Emotional Intelligence (EQ-i 2.0) assessments, workshops, and holistic wellness resources designed to support meaningful growth and lasting change.

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Hello, I’m Kim

 

I support people and organizations in recognizing strengths, building resilience, and creating possibilities

Helping people reconnect with their strengths, resilience, and purpose.

Medicine Wheel Coaching offers:

🌿 One-on-one coaching


🌿 Emotional Intelligence (EQ-i 2.0) assessments


🌿 Leadership and team development


🌿 Workshops and community programs


🌿 Holistic wellness and resilience-building

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Grounded in strength. Growing with purpose.

Who I Support:

  • Individuals

  • Leaders

  • Workplaces

  • Communities           

through emotional intelligence, trauma-informed coaching, and Indigenous-informed approaches.

I'm currently expanding the website and adding new resources. While that's happening, I'd love to connect with you. Please see options below.

Change how you look at the problem and change your outcome.

Curious about the Medicine Wheel approach?

Complete a short connection form and receive your complimentary Medicine Wheel Self-Reflection Guide.

Have questions?

Whether you're interested in coaching, workshops, emotional intelligence, or workplace wellness, I'd love to hear from you.

Explore your strengths, reflect on your journey, and discover opportunities for balance and growth

"I would like to acknowledge that I live and work on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of Sinixt Peoples. I make this acknowledgment to show my respect for the tmxʷulaʔxʷ (homeland), and Sinixt Nation. I feel privileged and grateful to be here, and I invite those reading this to explore their own relationship to place."
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