Michelle Lee
About
A THRULINE is a connecting theme in your life that makes you uniquely you. Using the enneagram, I will work with you to discover your THRULINE and how that will unlock your potential.
Hi, I’m Michelle Lee. I’m a clinically trained Personality and Identity Formation Coach with the mission to help individuals, couples, families, and teams uncover their true identity and purpose. With the notion that “being informs doing,” I believe that flourishing happens when we live in our true identity.
I partner with clinicians and executive coaches to develop workshops for parents and teams. I specialize with working with individuals, businesses, and high network families to enhance and accelerate their work by improving communication, trust, and self-awareness.
Prior to coaching, I was a teacher and floor-time therapist. I oversee philanthropic work in health and education. My highest priority is family – raising my three children and spending time with her husband.
I have a B.A. in Elementary Education and Communications from Boston College, and an M.S. in Social Work from Columbia University.
My THRULINE when working with you will be to help you reach you identify thrulines in your life that make up your inherit identity. When you work with me you will find that I am deeply spiritual, and deeply practical. I will help you connect the dots in your life, AND I will also give you practical tools to meet your goals. Whether you are on a journey of self-discovery, facing a problem that you can’t seem to solve, or in the middle of a transition, let me listen to your story, ask compelling questions, and reveal how you are uniquely wired, so that YOU can unlock your potential and move gracefully into the next season.
REVIEWS
“Michelle is a talented, approachable coach. She had keen insight about my family life and asked great questions by listening well. I would highly recommend her to anyone. Sometimes it just takes processing with the right person to get unstuck and make significant progress. Michelle is that person” — Jessie Lam