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Abigail Bruce, PHR, CPC, ACC, is certified as a Whole Life Design Coach through the Baraka Institute, and has coached people from many different walks of life. She is currently an Employee Relations Specialist with FedEx Ground and spends much of her time coaching internal employees, in addition to seein
g external clients. She enjoys coaching hopeful entrepreneurs, "overachievers", spiritual explorers, self-developers, and those moving out of life-challenging situations such as poverty, addiction and divorce. Abigail is interested in developing partnerships with organizations who would like to offer coaching to their residents/participants/members who would otherwise not have access to this life-changing service. Abigail received her degree in Intercultural Communications through Northwest Christian University in Eugene, Oregon. She has additional experience tutoring math to high school students and teaching English as a second language to diverse immigrant groups and study abroad students. She has studied and lived in Russia and enjoys learning the Russian language. Her other creative outlets include writing, coaching, teaching, speaking, singing, painting, piano, photography, knitting, hiking, camping, relaxing, and playing with her son and husband. Abigail is on a continuing journey of learning and experimentation with various spiritual thoughts and practices. She has served her church through singing and leadership for the past 17 years. She continually finds herself contemplating life, the nature of reality, and the individual expression of spirituality.
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"I know this now. Every man gives his life for what he believes. Every woman gives her life for what she believes. Sometimes people believe in little or nothing, and so they give their lives to little or nothing. One life is all we have, and we live it as we believe in living it and then it's gone. But to surrender who you are and to live without belief is more terrible than dying - even more terrible than dying young." Joan of Lorraine (a play by Maxwell Anderson)
