Pre-Publication Reviews

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An extremely creatively written book incorporating ancient philosophy, poetry, and other wisdom works.  This historical view is then mixed with modern challenges that life coaches and spiritual advisors can blend with the uniqueness of every clients and the skills and accepted competencies of coaching. This book has depth, uniqueness, and

An extremely creatively written book incorporating ancient philosophy, poetry, and other wisdom works.  This historical view is then mixed with modern challenges that life coaches and spiritual advisors can blend with the uniqueness of every clients and the skills and accepted competencies of coaching. This book has depth, uniqueness, and stimulating knowledge for modern practitioners.

Patrick Williams, PhD, MCC. Author of Becoming a Professional Life Coach: The Art and Science of a Whole Person Approach.

 What’s below the surface? As coaches, we are trained to identify and listen for what is at the core of the issue. As individuals, we often don’t go deep enough to find out. I love how Elizabeth-Anne has not just started the conversation around these Epiphany Moments but has also defined and persisted there so that we can feel comfortable

 What’s below the surface? As coaches, we are trained to identify and listen for what is at the core of the issue. As individuals, we often don’t go deep enough to find out. I love how Elizabeth-Anne has not just started the conversation around these Epiphany Moments but has also defined and persisted there so that we can feel comfortable navigating in this space. A truly phenomenal and insightful read.

Peter A. James, PhD, MBA, PCC. President & CEO, HCG Consulting Solutions, Inc. Author of Everyday is a Monday.

This helpful guide for life coaches obviously springs from a wealth of experience and knowledge. The author emphasizes the difference between coaching and therapy, gives many examples of the types of situations and clients a coach may encounter, and provides both insightful archetypes and helpful questions for navigating these situations.

This helpful guide for life coaches obviously springs from a wealth of experience and knowledge. The author emphasizes the difference between coaching and therapy, gives many examples of the types of situations and clients a coach may encounter, and provides both insightful archetypes and helpful questions for navigating these situations. 

Amy Florian, Thanatologist, Speaker, Coach, and author of A Friend Indeed: Help Those You Love When They Grieve. 

In a practical, straightforward, and very readable way, Elizabeth Anne Stewart has captured the spirit of Unlocking Epiphany Moments in Coaching.  For new as well as experienced coaches and those in the helping professions, her insights, talent, and storytelling ability illuminate effective processes and results of what Epiphany Moments a

In a practical, straightforward, and very readable way, Elizabeth Anne Stewart has captured the spirit of Unlocking Epiphany Moments in Coaching.  For new as well as experienced coaches and those in the helping professions, her insights, talent, and storytelling ability illuminate effective processes and results of what Epiphany Moments are and how to embody them for growth and for living more consciously, meaningfully, and purposefully.

Peter Metzner MA, MPA, PCC, BCC. President & Founder, Dynamic Change Inc. 

A groundbreaking book on the power of epiphanies to elevate coaching and create truly transformational results. The author draws on extensive scholarship and practical examples from her years of experience to illustrate how transcendent insights can and should be brought into result-oriented coaching.

Bill Epperly, PhD. Spiritual Guide, Fo

A groundbreaking book on the power of epiphanies to elevate coaching and create truly transformational results. The author draws on extensive scholarship and practical examples from her years of experience to illustrate how transcendent insights can and should be brought into result-oriented coaching.

Bill Epperly, PhD. Spiritual Guide, Founder of Integral Awakenings, and author of A Monk in the World (Substack).

How can coaches help clients use an Epiphany’s flash of insight as a doorway to deeper self-awareness? Stewart’s lively and engaging primer offers practical approaches that can turn these precious moments of potential into lasting transformative change. Revealing the Epiphany’s elusive power, this guide is an essential addition to every c

How can coaches help clients use an Epiphany’s flash of insight as a doorway to deeper self-awareness? Stewart’s lively and engaging primer offers practical approaches that can turn these precious moments of potential into lasting transformative change. Revealing the Epiphany’s elusive power, this guide is an essential addition to every coach’s bookshelf.

Kay Leigh Hagan, PCC. Leadership Development Coach.

Well done, Elizabeth-Anne Stewart! Unlocking Epiphany Moments is the stepping stone to tapping into the consciousness of a Holistic Modality with a level of understanding and appreciation for Divine Archetypes and spiritual curiosity; it is this approach that will facilitate a relationship with coaches, professionals, clients, and individ

Well done, Elizabeth-Anne Stewart! Unlocking Epiphany Moments is the stepping stone to tapping into the consciousness of a Holistic Modality with a level of understanding and appreciation for Divine Archetypes and spiritual curiosity; it is this approach that will facilitate a relationship with coaches, professionals, clients, and individuals who want to make a difference and get past the rumblings of everyday life. 

Patrick Ramcharitar, CPC, ELI, CTDS, CWDS.
President, Upfront Essential Coaching.

Dr.Stewart clearly illustrates the distinction between the AI BOT and the fully engaged human coach. Her book is filled with gems of practical knowledge available to both humans and AI. The richness found in Chapter 15 points to what can only be found in the human coaching experience: the role of the “Spirit,” which provides inspiration t

Dr.Stewart clearly illustrates the distinction between the AI BOT and the fully engaged human coach. Her book is filled with gems of practical knowledge available to both humans and AI. The richness found in Chapter 15 points to what can only be found in the human coaching experience: the role of the “Spirit,” which provides inspiration to the overall dynamic between coach and client.

Rev. Brian G. Bricker, O.P. Associate Pastor St. Pius V Church, Chicago, IL