Sharon in the Media - Sharon Teitelbaum, Personal Coach, Career Coach, Work Life Balance Coach

In my work as a Work-Life and Career Coach, I have had the opportunity to deliver keynote speeches, provide workshops, author a book, and write many articles on work-life balance and related topics.  I have also been featured in several national publications and invited to participate in print, broadcast, and online discussions on these topics. You can find information about, and sometimes access to, these discussions on this page.

Articles Featuring Sharon

WAHM Magazine, July/August, 2008, "The Eight to Three Empty Nest," by Carolyn Erickson. Cover story: advice for the at-home parent returning to work.

Bay State Parent, January, 2008, "Finding a Balance: Life Coaches Can Help Moms Niche Out Time & Maximize Their Potential," by Marguerite Paolino. This piece includes an interview with one of Sharon's clients.

Parents and Kids

Navy Times, August 6, 2007, "Is Your Next Job Family Friendly?" by Tranette Ledford. This article is targeted to people who are leaving the Navy and re-entering the civilian work force, and interviews me as the "Ask an Expert" resource for ideas on how they can identify organizations that are a good match for their own work-life-family balance needs.  

Forbes.com, January 16, 2007, "Recharge Your Batteries," by Tara Weiss, on how to rejuvenate your relationship with your job. I was interviewed for this article, which includes some of my ideas and even a quote or two. Also follow the link at the bottom of the article, "In Pictures: Ten Ways to Recharge at Work."

Realtor Magazine, published by National Association of Realtors, Sept 1, 2005, "What Life Coaches Can Teach You," by Bridget McCrea. The article looks at how coaches help busy real estate professionals have a successful business and a life, and includes a section describing how I have people step back and see the big picture of where they want to go, what's working and what's not, and then develop a game plan.

New York Times, March 13, 2005, "With Mayhem at Home, They Call a Parent Coach," by Pam Belluck. In an article about parents who use a coach to help them with parenting skills, I am named as a coach who helps parents with work-life and career issues.

Chicago Tribune, March 30, 2005, "Families calling in the coaches: Frustrated parents get tips from pros" by Pam Belluck. In an article about parents who use a coach to help them with parenting skills, I am named as a coach who helps parents with work-life and career issues.

The Jewish Advocate, April 8, 2005, "Women's Mentoring Network Explores Balance Between Work and Life." This article is about a talk I gave for a Women's Mentoring and Networking group, on April 4, 2005, called "Getting Unstuck Without Coming Unglued: Restoring Work-Life Balance," which is also the title of my book.

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Television/Radio/Podcasts Featuring Sharon

WBUR Public Radio, December 20, 2007, "McLean to Research Life Coaching," by Christopher Berdik. Harvard Medical School teaching hospital launches initiative to study psychological dynamics behind life coaching. The piece includes clips from interviews with several life coaches including me. (listen to the audio)

ManicMommies.com Podcasts As the In-House Life Coach at ManicMommies.com, "a resource and social website for edgy, smart working moms with a sense of humor," I’m now a frequent participant on their regular podcasts.

  • December 20, 2007, "In this podcast we look at resolutions and setting goals for the new year: you don't need to do it all!" (listen to the audio)

  • August 20, 2007, “Returning to school, saying no, and taking stock.”  In this podcast we look at classic working parent challenges, like feeling guilty about saying no to volunteer work at your child’s school: ( http://media.libsyn.com/media/manicmommies/MM-82.mp3)

  • May 13, 2007, "Introducing Our Life Coach, Sharon Teitelbaum." Listen in as Jessica, a Manic Mommies listener who is considering returning to work full time when her youngest starts school in the fall, talks about our work together: ( http://media.libsyn.com/media/manicmommies/MM-69.mp3)

WPEP Radio August 8, 2006, “Career Life Balance, A Radio Show About Coaching.” Half-hour interview with me, all about high achievers’ coaching needs and how I work with them. 

Channel 7 Television News, WHDH, Boston, March 3, 2005 "Prioritizing Parents,", filmed in my office; shows me explaining how my clients use coaching to help them juggle their professional and parenting roles and responsibilities. Read Transcript.

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Sharon's Boook

"Getting Unstuck Without Coming Unglued: Restoring Work-Life Balance," Sharon Teitelbaum, February, 2005. Published by Wonder Works Publishing. 124 pages.


Published Articles by Sharon

"Avoiding Holiday Frenzy: Tips for Parents," December, 2006, Parents And Kids, a print newspaper in Boston.

"Getting Clear for a Great Next Year: Why Goal-Setting Isn't Enough," December 6, 2006, Foreclosures Mass Newsletter.

"Eliminating Energy Drains for Better Work-Life Balance," May 25, 2006, Career Tips and Tactics Newsletter, Kennedy Information, Inc, Executive Agent.

"Career Redesign — Tools for work-Life Balance," March 10, 2006, BlueSuitMom.com newsletter.

"Building Work-Life Balance Into Your Next Job," March 2, 2006, Career Tips and Tactics Newsletter, Kennedy Information, Inc, Executive Agent.

"Don't Worry, B-SASSY: A Six Step Program for Reaching Your Investment Goals," March 13, 2006, Foreclosures Mass Newsletter.

"Getting Help When You Need It," August 18, 2005, Career Tips and Tactics Newsletter, Kennedy Information, Inc, Executive Agent.

"Focus Your Drive — With Goals for '05!" January 2, 2005, Lead Article in Foreclosures Mass Newsletter.

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Sharon Teitelbaum's work as coach, author, and trainer has been covered in print and other media based in New England and nationally.

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