Teressa Moore Griffin, M. Ed. is an executive coach, author, radio personality, online media thought leader and speaker. She is certified in several coaching methods, and is a qualified user of Myers- Briggs Type Indicator and the DiSC Personal Profile system. Her “The Heart of Business” radio reports air weekly on KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia. Her insightful articles have appeared weekly on WorkingMother.com. Driven by a commitment to self-awareness and personal growth, Teressa is particularly skilled at helping others clarify who they are by uncovering their strengths. She has taught hundreds of clients how to succeed by recognizing and acknowledging their unique gifts, identifying their personal goals and eliminating beliefs that limit their success and satisfaction. Teressa works with individuals, as well as small and large groups, who are looking to break through obstacles — real or perceived — that stand between them and their goals. In her book “LIES That Limit,” she provides the compelling reason that so many people fail to achieve their dreams. LIES™ — an acronym for Labels, Illusions, Excuses & Stories — have a paralyzing affect that can only be addressed once they are brought into the open and acknowledged. That is when breakthroughs occur, when real truths tackle our fears. Releasing limiting beliefs – LIES – is at the heart of Teressa’s coaching approach.

Through practices like Gestalt Coaching, Stakeholder-Centered Coaching, Core Energetics and more, Teressa has an extensive array of tools that allow her to customize a solution with the individual in mind. Teressa will leave a lasting impact on the people in your organization. She has presented at the Corporate State Canada Summit in Vancouver, British Columbia, Working Mother Media’s DC Town Hall, Washington, DC, The African American Chamber of Commerce, New York, NY, NJ Governor’s Conference for Women, the Forum of Regional Association of Grantmakers in Pittsburgh, PA and the National Sales Network’s Annual Conference in Philadelphia. She has also spoken for smaller groups like local eWomen Network chapters, local chapters of the Society of Human Resource Managers, the Burlington County Chamber of Commerce Women’s Business Forum, Cape May County Chamber of Commerce Women’s Business Breakfast and the Atlantic County Advisory Commission on Women.