My name is Kelly Cleeve. I am a working woman, a best selling author, a public speaker, an educator, a consultant for the Dalai Lama Center for Peace and Education, a mother, a wife, a daughter, a friend. The list of roles that I play is long, as I am sure it is for you as well. Professionally speaking, I am passionate about cultivating resilience within one another, within my self and within the children around us. Using my own personal stories of struggle, triumph and humiliation to connect with audiences, it has been my absolute pleasure to facilitate dialogue about personal growth, mental health and the curve balls life throws at us. The lens through which we view challenge and the lessons we can learn from hardship make us who we are.
Though each and every one of us could benefit from understanding our own reactions to failure, I tend to work with those who seem the most vulnerable and carry the weight of self-criticism: women and parents. I am, in fact, a woman and a parent myself. I understand the daily struggles of life's hectic pace and the pressure that accompanies the responsibility of raising small humans. It is natural to feel overwhelmed. Trust me. I've been there! Let me offer you a little advice in self-compassion and personal growth, so that you can walk your path with your mental health in tact. If you have your own children or work with them professionally, allow me to ease your inevitable anxiety by providing practical tips that will create environments which foster resilience.
Though each and every one of us could benefit from understanding our own reactions to failure, I tend to work with those who seem the most vulnerable and carry the weight of self-criticism: women and parents. I am, in fact, a woman and a parent myself. I understand the daily struggles of life's hectic pace and the pressure that accompanies the responsibility of raising small humans. It is natural to feel overwhelmed. Trust me. I've been there! Let me offer you a little advice in self-compassion and personal growth, so that you can walk your path with your mental health in tact. If you have your own children or work with them professionally, allow me to ease your inevitable anxiety by providing practical tips that will create environments which foster resilience.