Inside the Studio — Live Resilience Coaching with Rick

Live on Zoom: Real coaching. Real resilience.

Next Studio Session: Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 7 p.m. (ET)
Discussion Theme: Reflection and Your Resilience

You’re Invited…

Whether or not you’re part of Cadre — the social platform for better mental health — you’re invited to join me for Inside the Studio — Live Resilience Coaching with Rick.

The Studio is now on Zoom for a rich, personal, interactive experience.

Join me twice a month for these free sessions as we explore how to PLAN TO BE YOUR BEST …As You Navigate Pain.

What You’ll Experience

Guided reflections to help you center and reset.
Strategies from Plan To Be Your Best that you can apply immediately.
Encouraging, interactive discussions — no pressure, just connection.
A welcoming space to learn, grow, and share if you wish.

Inside the Studio – Live Resilience Coaching with Rick Cram, author of Plan To Be Your Best ...As You Navigate Pain.

Next Sessions

Tuesday, December 2 at 7 p.m. (ET)
Tuesday, December 16 at 7 p.m. (ET)

Discussion Theme: Reflection and Your Resilience

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Let’s Connect on Cadre

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As a Contributor on Cadre — the social platform for better mental health — I share short videos and reflections each week. It’s a place to get bite-sized insight and encouragement from “Plan To Be Your Best …As You Navigate Pain,” and to connect with others on the journey toward greater resilience.

Go to Cadre.io.

Free Download: The 3 Steps of Resilience Worksheet

Bring a copy with you for each of the live sessions of “Your Resilience Coaching Studio.”

This is a fillable PDF you can use repeatedly.

Rick Cram, PLAN TO BE YOUR BEST ..As You Navigate Pain with the Three Steps of Resilience.

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Resilience in Action

From The Unstuck Movement Podcast

A moment of raw truth and powerful strategy: Rob Z. Wentz, podcast host, asks Rick for insights and discovers, “the level of pain needs to be matched by the level of intentionality.”