The “Theracoach” Is In for Founder Therapy
The “Theracoach” Is In for Founder TherapyHypepotamusChantel Cohen Has Worked With Over 2,500 Founders On Their Mental HealthOriginally published 2/20/24 on https://hypepotamus.com/community/startup-resource/the-theracoach-is-in-for-founder-therapy/ When founders going through Google’s prestigious Black Founders Fund need a therapist to talk about the hard stuff, they turn to Chantel Cohen. Cohen, a therapist and founder/CEO of CWC Coaching and Therapy, […]
Marriage and Business Guru
Simply BuckheadJanuary 2024Buckhead resident and owner of CWC Coaching & Therapy Chantel Cohen is both a certified business coach and a licensed therapist. Full article published on https://simplybuckhead.com/marriage-and-business-guru/ Buckhead resident and owner of CWC Coaching & Therapy Chantel Cohen is both a certified business coach and a licensed therapist. She opened her practice in 2011 […]
HOPE Global Forums
Idea Lab “Defining Wellbeing” 12/11/23 “Defining Wellbeing” panel at HOPE Global Forums, featuring Chantel Cohen, Brian Peckrill, and Shannah Stephens, moderated by Claire Angelle.
Excitement guaranteed! Buckle up for Chantel’s media blitz of 2023!
Forget boring recaps, dive into this action-packed video where Chantel takes you on a whirlwind tour of her media domination from the past year. You won’t want to miss a second, from “red carpet” moments that sizzle to jaw-dropping interviews that spark. Witness her conquer the airwaves, charm the press, and leave audiences begging for […]
The Importance Of Knowing Your Partner’s Love Language
Relationships are beautiful, but they take a lot of work to maintain. What makes it harder is when you and your partner feel as if you’re speaking different languages. If this persists, it can ultimately create distance between you and your loved one. Hence the importance of knowing one another’s love language. No matter how […]
Self-Care
Oxford dictionary refers to self-care as the practice of taking an active role in improving and protecting one’s own well-being and happiness, particularly during periods of stress. Over the years, the word self-care has been used in many ways. While some people have the right idea, there’s also a lot of misconceptions about self-care. For […]
What to do about mistrusting your partner
Do you find it difficult to trust your partner? Do you find yourself checking their phone or even doubting where they say they’re going? Are there parts of your relationship that you’re insecure about? In the previous blog post, we discussed mistrust in relationships & the common signs that people show when they lack trust. […]
Signs of Mistrust In A Relationship
Trust is essential for a successful relationship. Mistrust can hinder that, but putting your trust in someone after you’ve been hurt is easier said than done. Listed below are a few signs of mistrust in a relationship. You’re Snooping On Your Partner’s Phone/laptop If you find yourself sneaking to check your partner’s phone/laptop , it’s […]
Coping with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
For people experiencing winter Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, the winter months can feel not so merry and bright. Seasonal Affective Disorder is a mood disorder that happens around the same time every year (this is one of the things that makes it different from regular depression). For people that experience winter Seasonal Affective Disorder, […]
The Holiday Survival Guide: It’s okay to be you.
The holiday season can bring about many unexpected feelings. Many people try to hide or ignore these feelings in order to not disappoint…especially if it seems like everyone else has the holiday spirit. In this season, it’s important to remember that whatever feelings you have, it’s okay to be you. It’s okay to not be […]
Common Gaslighting Phrases
The term “gaslighting” refers to the manipulation of someone, by psychological means, into questioning their own reality, perception, or sanity. The term originated from the 1938 play (and 1944 film adaptation) Gaslight, where the protagonist’s husband slowly manipulates her into believing she’s going mad. Gaslighting usually takes place in relationships and social interactions where […]
Handling Gaslighting
The term “gaslighting” refers to the manipulation of someone, by psychological means, into questioning their own reality, perception, or sanity. The term originated from the 1938 play (and 1944 film adaptation) Gaslight, where the protagonist’s husband slowly manipulates her into believing she’s going mad. Gaslighting usually takes place in relationships and social interactions where there […]
