HELLO,
I'M JEANNETTE
LIFE EXPERIENCES
LEAD HER TO BECOME A
MASTER INTEGRAL COACH
Jeannette Díaz is a certified integral life coach and former tenured professor and Associate Dean in the School of Architecture and Urban Planning at Universidad Central de Venezuela, the country's flagship university. She completed a doctorate in Education from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, where her research focused on Creative Education.
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In 2010, after immigrating to the US, she built on her many years of experience with creativity studies, therapy and inner work to complete a rigorous certification training process with the renowned Integral Coaching Canada. She holds a credential as a Professional Certified Coach from the International Coach Federation, and currently coaches private clients in Southern California and remotely across the world.
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As a coach, Jeannette combines decades of mentoring experience with a passionate commitment to helping clients close the gap between talent and achievement. She has a keen understanding of the gendered and cultural dynamics that can prevent women and minorities from achieving their full potential and loves utilizing her knowledge to help people build their desired life.
HELLO,
I'M JEANNETTE
HER PUBLISHED BOOK
Published by the School of Architecture from the Universidad Central de Venezuela and the Fundación Polar, this book centers on the work of the internationally recognized Venezuelan architect Hélène de Garay, revealing intimate stories of her personal life and her architecture.
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She shares what it was like growing up as a girl in the French countryside during the war, about her family’s migration from Spain to Venezuela, and her adaptation to high school life in the fifties. We also learn about her experiences studying architecture and being a full-time professional, married with children. Hélène engages us in her triumphs and frustrations in the profession, and details of her design process at her own architecture firm created in 1975.
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The conclusions are centered on three aspects: women as professionals in architecture, the unfolding of her vocation and the development of skills, and abilities needed to create.
HER PUBLISHED BOOK
CREDENTIALS
EDUCATION / CREDENTIALS
PCC
IMC
Ed. D
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MSc.
MSc.
Architect
Professional Certified Coach International Coach Federation (ICF)
Integral Master Coach™ Integral Coaching Canada
Emphasis in Creative Education, University of Massachusetts. Amherst, MA
Education. University of Massachusetts. Amherst, MA
Urban Planning. Universidad Central de Venezuela. Caracas, Venezuela
Professional Degree. Universidad Central de Venezuela. Caracas, Venezuela
PCC
Professional Certified Coach International Coach Federation (ICF)
IMC
Integral Master Coach™ Integral Coaching Canada
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Ed. D
Emphasis in Creative Education, University of Massachusetts.
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MSc.
Education. University of Massachusetts.
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MSc.
Urban Planning. Universidad Central de Venezuela.
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Architect
Professional Degree. Universidad Central de Venezuela.
Fluent in Spanish and English
Integral Coaching® is a registered trademark in Canada owned by Integral Coaching Canada Inc. and licensed to Jeannette Díaz.
Fluent in Spanish and English.
Integral Coaching® is a registered trademark in Canada owned by Integral Coaching Canada Inc. and licensed to Jeannette Díaz.
Published by the School of Architecture from the Universidad Central de Venezuela and the Fundación Polar, this book centers on the work of the internationally recognized Venezuelan architect Hélène de Garay, revealing intimate stories of her personal life and her architecture.
​
She shares what it was like growing up as a girl in the French countryside during the war, about her family’s migration from Spain to Venezuela, and her adaptation to high school life in the fifties. We also learn about her experiences studying architecture and being a full-time professional, married with children. Hélène engages us in her triumphs and frustrations in the profession, and details of her design process at her own architecture firm created in 1975.
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The conclusions are centered on three aspects: women as professionals in architecture, the unfolding of her vocation and the development of skills, and abilities needed to create.