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  • About Dolly Yeo

    Life & Parenting Coach

    On reflection, the different stages of my life have taught me how important it is to believe in myself and others to empower ourselves and to live a life we desire.
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  • Clients' Testimonials

    Dear Dolly, my Coach

    Indeed, taking actions and forming new habits which are key elements I learnt through coaching could not be more than real if I did not make the conscious effort to create the new wiring to my potential uniqueness. How powerful when I applied this theory and I am earnest in discovering more and more about myself.

    I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to you for having kindly walked with me through this painful and gainful journey.

    During the darkest and most vulnerable moments of my life, you had generously shared your spirit of supporting, giving and caring through your coaching profession. You skillfully worked with me on setting and visualizing my three inspiring goals at the start, and were sharp in identifying the usefulness of the coaching skills set as a life skill I could find synergistic to my Human Resource Management profession. Meeting you through my coaching sessions had been inspiring and insightful. Your questioning skills and dialogue with me had always challenged me to deeper thinking and cultivated much mental preparedness forging ahead for the goals. You were sensitive in stretching me to realize my strengths and yet balanced with endearing support and tenderness to keep me in momentum.

    Through our coaching journey, you are more than my Coach; you are now my friend and confidante, and I have respect, admiration and trust in you.

    Having the chance to complete, with your encouragement, my Intensive Coaching Training, I can endorse that you are truly a coaching professional with a wealth of experience, expertise, passion and compassion!

    Chan Seow Yang, Author of "Possibilities Abound"

    "The coaching Dolly has given me has helped me become more aware and confident of my abilities. Looking back at our few months together, I am amazed by how much has happened and changed for the better in my life. Such is the power of coaching! Dolly herself is an inspiration; everything she does is rooted in her values and this shows in how she is and how she coaches. More power Dolly!

    I really wanted to tell you how grateful I am to have had you as my Coach and to be friends with you.

    Thank you also for allowing yourself to be used by the Universe as it conspires to make things happen for me. Through you I have not only gained skills, confidence and new habits, I have also gained clarity of purpose and a real sense of wonder and amazement at all the possibilities available to me. You are a real inspiration to me. I wish you all the best in your endeavours. I know that you will be successful because your heart is always in the right place."

    Darlene, Life Coach

    "Setting goals to cover aspects of my life has allowed me to get a balance which I was previously lacking. Consistent sessions with my coach to do a goals-audit definitely propelled me to phenomenal growth with a short span of 10 months. I learnt that if I can’t do something, then I must! When Dolly touches your life, you can be rest assured that only extremely great things happen for you! Her honesty and dedication is unparalleled. I admire her professionalism and definitely her sessions gave me a renewed sense of motivation to get off my butt and get things done NOW!! Dolly, I cannot thank you enough for the enormous positivity you have injected into my life by giving me space to reflect as well as pulling me back to take action when I was drifting away. I think a website of your own would definitely help others get to know more about the good work you do every single day. I think you could write a book. MOST OF ALL, THANK YOU!! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!!!!"

    Ramesh Muthusamy, Trainer

  • Parent Coaching

    Stop Parenting & Start Coaching

    Saturday, May 10th, 2008

    In my workshop I shared what I read about the increasing number of teenagers sent to the Institute of Mental Hospital by counsellors in schools in our Straits Times’ report in March 2008.  Is it counsellors are not competent in their work or parents not cooperating?  It is really sad because there are a huge number [...]

    Horton - The Movie with it’s values

    Friday, March 14th, 2008

    Bonding 
    My two daughters, 19 and 13 wanted to eat ‘Sushi’ for lunch so we made it today and watch a movie called ‘Horton’. It is a cartoon show!  We agreed that we have ‘girlie’ time at least once a month. That means the three of us.  Other times to bond with extended family, we include her [...]

    “Guiding youngsters on proper internet use” The Saturday Straits Times June 23, 2007

    Thursday, October 18th, 2007

    This heading caught my eye on the front page of our daily newspaper The Straits Times.
    My heart warmed up when I read the message that schools are highlighting the light and dark side of using the internet and how parents could be partners in education to guide our children on the usage. This reminded me [...]

    Building relationships and appreciating your children

    Friday, September 7th, 2007

    September 2 2007 my two loving daughters were in the kitchen for hours.  Both of them refused to let me and my husband enter.  Sounds like they were cooking a storm.  Finally they came out with a tray of lovelist cup cakes that I have seen.  Chocolate top with colourful green & blue alphabets arranged [...]

    Conversation with teenage daughter

    Saturday, August 18th, 2007

    When I came home from attending a friend’s daughter’s wedding dinner, it was about 11pm and the first thing I did was to go to my youngest daughter’s room, she is 12.
    As I open her bedroom door, I noticed the table lamp’s light was on and her laptop is also open with music and colored [...]

    What teenagers say….what mothers feel…What women think…

    Friday, July 13th, 2007

    My youngest daughter is 12. She said to me, “You think we don’t know anything.” We are better than adults, when we don’t agree with our friends we talk it out, adults don’t do that, you quarrel.” I can’t agree with her more. I felt a little ashame too. This is one of the unconditioning [...]