“Dr. Gina talked with me about focusing on what was most important to me, what I wanted for myself and family and what other ideas I had that could support my desires even if the path wasn’t clear to those options yet. As I began to identify what I really wanted for myself, the path to that outcome became crystal clear. Although the path had likely been there the whole time I was unable to see it without my ally working with me.” 

“Dr. Gina helped me to engage in new and productive thinking in relation to my education...she helped me to think of alternative approaches. As a result I was able to make better and important decisions to become successful in my educational journey.” 

"Gina brought a powerful peace in her listening...She asked me a series of thought provoking, self-reflective questions that challenged me to go deeper and come back with answers. Answers that I had to own, face and be comfortable with. This wasn’t someone telling me what was wrong, what I needed or wanted in my life, this was someone guiding me to the keys to unlock the answers that were already there in me."​

“Dr. Gina’s services are fantastic when you are operating in what I call a “pragmatic gap” where nuance, tact and professionalism are paramount!  Despite being separated by international distances Dr. Gina again asked me just a few questions that allowed me to cut through the baggage and firmly grip what I wanted to convey without the backlash of emotion I had initially felt.  In the end I was able to create a very dignified response that was in line with my values and professionally appropriate for the scenario.  What a relief it was!"

“I was trying to write my dissertation in 2010.  As I found myself in the middle of the ocean of possibilities, at times it was difficult to nail down what I wanted to write. Dr. Gina was able to guide me to more clear thinking in a very quick way. In the past I would have assumed that type of guidance to be impossible from someone who was not as entrenched as I was.  I was wrong. The process she used worked...”