Are you facing a life or career change or obstacle and need help getting through it? Is there something you’ve always wanted to do in your lifetime but never seem to “get there”?

For some people it may be overcoming a fear or anxiety—public speaking for example. For others it may be gathering the courage to act on a lifelong dream or ambition. Or maybe you’re seeing things differently as a result of as a result of job loss or mid-life crisis.

If you are going through one of these or other life transitions and would like to resolve it in a quick, empathic and intensive way, I can help.

It’s not therapy, but a brief, focused series of sessions in which I help you transition from where you are now, to where you want to be.

In these sessions, usually 10-15 total, you will establish a goal, identify the actions to achieve it, and start on your way to fulfillment.

What you may not realize is that you already have all the resources you need. I simply facilitate, through a variety of tools and techniques including NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming), in which I’m a certified practitioner/coach, and help you to resolve issues that may be preventing you from living life to the fullest.

If there is something in life that you’ve always wanted to do, there is no better time to start than now. For any questions or to set up an appointment, please call me at 212.289.1790 or e-mail me at mybriefcoaching@earthlink.net.

Before making his own career change, Brock Seawell had been producing plays, television programs and feature films for nearly three decades. Most recently he completed the full length documentary, "When I Hear Thunder," an Emmy-nominated tale of four Native American boxers and their families.

Brock was also an Executive Producer for "No Bigger Than a Minute,” a unique perspective on dwarfism, which aired on POV and won a 2006 Cine Golden Eagle Award. He wrote and produced "Top of the World," a feature length film and produced "Land of Little Rain" starring Helen Hunt for American Playhouse.

Additional credits include "The Shakespeare Sessions," with noted Shakespearean director John Barton, which aired nationally on PBS in 2003 and featured David Hyde Pierce, Liev Schreiber, Cynthia Nixon and Kevin Kline.

Mr. Seawell’s stage production credits include “1933” which he adapted from the John Fante novella 1933 Was A Bad Year. He received a Tony Nomination for the New York run of the musical "Quilters."

In addition Brock was President of the Helen G. Bonfils Foundation supporting the Denver Center for the Performing Arts for more than ten years. He is currently a Governor of the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Brock is a graduate of the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. In addition, he holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Community and Human Services from Empire State College, a Masters Degree in Human Services from Liberty University and a Practitioner/Coach Certificate from the Neuro-Linguistic Programming Center of New York. He is also a Stephen Minister at the Church of the Heavenly Rest in New York City.