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Susan Barth, SCC-C, BCMMHC
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Relationship and Mental Health Coach
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Join date: Dec 4, 2025
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I specialize in providing comprehensive relationship coaching that supports growth and development across all interpersonal connections--including those with spouses, family, colleagues, friends, or oneself. Because mental health profoundly influences relationship dynamics, I thoughtfully integrate mental and emotional health continuity into the coaching process, helping individuals cultivate stability, resilience, and a healthy outlook, allowing one to flourish in life.
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Jun 1, 2026 ∙ 4 min
Feeling Lost in Your Marriage?
Here is What Coaching Can Do for You! If you’ve found yourself feeling lost in your marriage and unsure how to move forward, you’re not alone. Many people reach a point where they feel stuck, disconnected, and uncertain about how to begin making things better. It can be painful and discouraging when communication breaks down, emotional distance grows, or the relationship no longer feels like the safe and supportive place it once was. That is exactly where relationship coaching can help....
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May 18, 2026 ∙ 6 min
ANXIETY COACHING For Your WELL-BEING
CGW Coaching (Compassionate Guidance and Wellness) by Susan Barth, SCC-C, BCMMHC June 1, 2026 If you have been sitting on the fence about reaching out, wondering what coaching even looks like or whether it’s “for someone like you”—this is for you. I would like to walk you through what actually happens in a session with me. No jargon, no mystery, just an honest picture of what you can expect—so that when you are ready, you already feel a little at home. STEP 1- Let’s Walk Through it...
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Feb 16, 2026 ∙ 5 min
Honoring Your Father and Your Mother?
WHAT IS HAPPENING TO OUR PARENT/ADULT CHILD RELATIONSHIPS? Susan Barth, SCC-C, BCMMHC CGW Coaching, LLC. January 14, 2026 While I am not the original author of these insights, I believe they address a deeply important issue in our society that needs to be shared. We are seeing more instances where adult children choose to distance themselves from parents who, though imperfect, have been loving, caring, and capable mothers and fathers. This trend is deeply concerning, bringing pain and...
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