It’s nice to *virtually* meet you.
Us three pals met through our work in crisis intervention. We began looking for ways to make crisis intervention easier - not necessarily easy, but easier. In our search we were lead to ICF coach training and when we took our first course our minds were blown.
🌻We started incorporating what we were learning into our own work. As we began iterating and redesigning our crisis intervention curriculum, we started noticing consistent results that supported counselors to engage in their work with more ease.
✨ When participants began telling us the training was helping them in there personal lives in addition to crisis intervention we knew we tapped into something special.
🤯 And then when they started asking us to support other organizations, we knew it was time to see how we could share what we have learned.
🌞 So here we are - we are on a mission to build a more supportive and compassionate world. Doing so we are sharing the tools we have applied to our work so that service providers, counselors, and public servants like you can make the impacts you are here to make - because we know this world needs you and all the goodness you have to offer it.
Logan Shideler
Logan Shideler (he | him) is a leadership coach and trainer who supports people to be their truest self so they can offer what they came into this world to contribute.
Having overcome adversity, he was able to pull himself up because of the support he received from others. Since then, he has become focused on how to offer holistic support to folks who are looking to not only heal, but also move towards their goals and aspirations with ease. He is currently pursuing a Masters in Social Work and his ICF Coaching Certification.
When not coaching he work as a Volunteer Coordinator for a California-based crisis line where he trains, retains, and recruits volunteers in crisis intervention.
In his spare time, Logan loves hosting board game nights, treating himself to a Slurpee, and spending quality time with his partner Erin.
Learn more about Logan at loganshideler.com.
Meg Beliveau
Meg Beliveau, ACC (she | her) is a leadership coach, facilitator, and certified licensed trainer through the Academy for Coaching Excellence.
She helps lead coaching programs for Brand New Congress, Moms in Office and ofbyfor; trains and develops counselors in crisis intervention; and as a facilitator and speaker has worked with 370+ schools on service-learning initiatives.
She is dedicated to building resilient movements for systemic change by supporting change-agents to play full out for the changes they see possible - while not burning out.
When not coaching she loves swing dancing, backpacking, and nerd-ing out about innovative democracy ideas like Democratic Lotteries.
Learn more about Meg at meganbeliveau.com
Veronica Perez
Veronica Perez (she | her) is a trainer, lead crisis counselor with the California Youth Crisis Line, and Master of Social Work student.
Veronica is dedicated to ensuring everyone has an opportunity to breakthrough systemic barriers that may be holding them back from their dreams.
As a long time employee of a California-based crisis line, Veronica has seen how compassion skills training has supported volunteer counselors to become more engaged and less worried in navigating crisis scenarios.
Veronica is excited to train folks in the practical skills that can make our world a bit more supportive.
When not working she can likely be found crafting, practicing her improv skills, or singing the Hamilton sound track with gusto. Connect with Veronica by emailing her here.