4.18.11 Chuck Kuehnle UFB Connections Cheryl Resnick

Having over 30 years in business, change came upon Chuck in 2001, including divorce, a new job 1100 miles away from his four children.  He had accepted a sales position  prior to seeing or meeting his new employer. He and his new boss hit it off and were married seven months later. They became active in their church, heading up the welcoming department.  He had been on Mission Trips to Cuba and Brazil, then Tanzania, Africa.  In 2004 he founded a non-profit organization to provide housing, food, clothing, medical and educational assistance to those in need - especially children and single parent families; also providing assistance in the aftermath of Hurricane Wilma. He sought out counseling and began reading book after book on topics including co-dependency, children of alcoholics, abuse, anger, boundaries, 12 step programs for various addictive behaviors.  Additionally, he began reading through the Bible, cover to cover, several times and different translations which led to enrolling and completing his first year of Seminary studies in 2007-2008.  Also, in 2007, Chuck began his relationship with the Concept-Therapy Institute where he has logged hundreds of hours of study while completing over a dozen 'on site' courses and being awarded the designation of Pathseeker.  In October, 2008 he became certified as a Concept-Therapy Instructor and facilitated his first 3 day instructional course in August, 2010 with participants from all over the United States and Canada.  In 2008, he received the CPC designation (Certified Professional Coach) from iPEC in 2009.  He followed that by receiving the ELI-MP designation (Energy Leadership Index Master Practitioner), also from iPEC in 2009 and has had a coaching practice (Life Coach For You) since 2009.