Beth has been educating, inspiring, and empowering clients for years with simple, yet powerful, changes that can come from applying her 5 Pillars of Health. She has shared her life-enhancing expertise in a variety of ways in her community. Beth participated in multiple events focused on healthy living; provided seminars and classes to troubled teens; adults in recovery from addiction; senior citizens; youth groups; those who experience suicide ideation and is participating in a pilot program on bringing mindfulness insights and skills to women in a county correctional facility. In addition to being a dynamic speaker and teacher, she is a master gardener, certified Tai Chi Instructor, the deeply loved spouse to Bob, the grateful parent of five adult children, and the proud grandma of two of the cutest grandchildren in the world (and she will arm wrestle anyone who disagrees with her on that one). Beth grew up in Arizona, had a small stint in California where she met her sweetheart, Bob, and then was blessed to raise her family in Texas for 25 years. While in Texas she survived multiple hurricanes and tropical storms where she helped in a variety of recovery efforts from organizing an emergency response call center, managing the creation of hundreds or hygiene kits, and even stomping through mud and more “mucking out” flooded homes. She now calls Utah “home.”
In Texas, she was on the Board of the Clear Lake Council of Businesswomen for two years and was a 2012 recipient of the Houston Women in Excellence award. Beth is an advocate of lifelong learning and, as a Dale Carnegie team member, assisted in training corporate employees on improving their presentation skills. If you don’t find her teaching and inspiring, she’ll be enjoying time with her family, hiking, camping, kayaking on a nearby lake, or playing pickleball. Beth’s mission is to be available when a fellow traveler is ready to learn. She embraces the wise words of Lao Tzu, or Laozi, who was a Chinese philosopher:
“When the student is ready the teacher will appear. When the student is truly ready… The teacher will Disappear.”
