Episode 1082 with Guest Gina Diamond
Gina is a Master Health Coach. She serves women and the people they influence. With over 20 years working as a life coach, environmental and social justice advocate, and writer, she is dedicated to bringing out the best in her clients. The people she supports say she is compassionate, motivating, and insightful. Her work has been featured in the Seattle Times, Seattle
Magazine, Urban Pages City Guide, Natural Solutions Magazine, Macaroni Kid Magazine, and was a weekly expert on Progressive Talk 1090AM. She was also listed on the 2020 New Year Spirited Woman Top 12 List and interviewed on Divas that Care. Former clients include the Port of Seattle, Google, CoolMoms, One Sky Wellness, and LORIG Real Estate. She recently taught at the Food Revolution Network Summit with Ocean and John Robbins.
Previous employment and education include advising students at the University of Washington’s Program on the Environment and earning a Master’s in Humane Education. She also holds several certificates that she uses in her coaching work including Brain Management Consulting. Gina is often referred to as a Brain and Body Specialist, and she is currently studying new and true trauma release techniques and lymphatic iridology.
She is a published author. Her first book is called Hidden Treasures featuring survival strategies for parents with picky eaters. It includes recipes that her conscious eating and weight loss clients enjoy. Gina is planning to publish her second book in 2024.
Candace Gish
Candace Gish is a motivator and empowering change agent who understands the challenges women face while finding success in their everyday lives and businesses. She is an advocate for mentorship and strong, supportive networks. Her four daughters and wonderful husband have inspired her to create a better world, thus the Divas That Care Network was born. Candace enjoys connecting with goal-oriented women and a commitment to make a difference. She believes in the power of women converging to implement change and has ensured that the purpose of Divas That Care movement quantifies just that.
