Patricia Hasegawa
The long and the short of it.

On Easter morning when I was 19 years old, I saw the face of Jesus. I was  hiking in the mountains in upstate New York and had lay down in the grass to take a break.  The intensity of love emanating forth and pure white light shining from Jesus's face is indescribable. The words that came to me were:  What is most important in life is love.   

At times, I have received, like many others, and you yourself, truth and experiences where the presence of love and the feeling of certainty is extraordinary,  healing,  humbling and expanding.  I have been
blessed with many of these moments and my heart has slowly and steadily opened wider and wider because of them.

When insight and truth comes to me this way,  I never forget it.  I believe  when a person discovers truth for themselves it lives in their knowing and  presence.  It is very different from reading about truth with one’s mind. I mention all this, because it doesn’t matter what I know. It matters what you know and discover yourself. I have witnessed, in coaching others for nearly two decades, this to be true.  It is what clients bring forth from within themselves in the safety of our relationship that changes their lives.

Several years ago, I had a house with very large windows with a view of the Ramapo mountains. One day, after a prayerful morning, I entered one of the north facing rooms and as I did, I experienced an invisible curtain being drawn; I saw all life is interconnected. I perceived  plants,  grasses,  trees, and people alive in streams of interconnected-ness.  There was no separation.  Nothing was separated; everything is one.

If you asked me about my work with others, like yourself,  I will answer: I get out of the way. This is called many things, but I call it that. It is not about me, it is about the person who is has come asking and  what comes through in our join-ness makes what occurs when I sit down with a person life affirming and life expanding. 

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Patricia's Professional Life

Certified Body and Emotion Code Practitioner, 2020 and 2019. Certified as an Integrative Coach ™ in 2002, and Spiritual Divorce Coach™ in 2008.   I am certified in eight Integrative Coaching programs, including Integrative Leader, that Debbie Ford, founder of the Ford Institute for Integrative Coaching and author of "The Dark Side of the Light Chasers," and "Spiritual Divorce: Divorce as a catalyst for an Extraordinary life"   developed and wrote  before she passed on. For years I  mentored coaches in training, assisted at Shadow Processes and  evaluated student coaches in their final coach certification exams and sessions. I have been worked with small groups and  coaching clients for nearly 20 years.

Patricia's business life includes 14 years  of helping small and mid-size businesses handle and leverage rapid growth. She founded and managed an Alaskan company that handcrafted and retailed her original art designs statewide for 10 years and holds a Masters of Divinity with an emphasis in comparative religious story and myth.