Chloe Timothy, born in South Africa during apartheid, moved to the USA in 2002. She is a certified Executive and Leadership Coach, and a Counselor. As a South African Indian woman, Chloe brings her unique brand to diverse population groups because of her global and business experiences. Her gift as a highly intuitive listener accompanied by her innate ability to ask powerful questions, inspires people to self-reflect, act with intention and make positive behavioral changes.
Memoirs of a Counselor is a remarkable journey of a shy Indian girl growing up in South Africa during apartheid. Faced with racial discrimination, cultural pressures, religious dogma, gender inequality, and abuse, Chloe finds a way to heal from within. She meets an imaginary friend, a counselor, who becomes her confidant and changes her life forever. He is the voice inside her head. Their conversations help her to make sense of her broken world through evocative imagery, inner reflections and outer awareness. These dialogues lead to her greater purpose in life. While the story is raw and gripping, Memoirs of a Counselor is an intriguing portrayal of hope, resilience and reclamation of self through positivity, and the fascinating human imagination.
Chloe’s musical expression is experienced in her jazz piano performances as she leads meditation and mindfulness practices at large conferences and intimate group settings. Using improvisational techniques as music therapy, she creates a relaxed ambience for in the room.
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Leading meditation using guided imagery and visualization. Access your imagination and see what the next best version of yourself looks like.
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