What Clients Say

“He sees where a person is and where they can go and finds ways to enable them to move in that direction. He is not at all put off by the sometimes snail-like, sometimes zigzagging, sometimes painful nature of that progress. He never gives up finding ways to support people, even if he’s firing them. He’s nice. Being nice means people can approach him and trust him. He helps people and organizations develop positivity and resilience. He links personal happiness and satisfaction to work. Meaning, he helps people see how work can be a means of achieving these goals in all aspects of their lives, thus making work a more fulfilling experience for even the lowliest of workers. [HOW] He helps people approach work as a part of their soul’s search for meaning is beyond me, but he does it. He helps organizations define and seek value beyond dollars without losing site of the bottom line. Focusing on that more important value helps the financial bottom line more than focusing on the financial bottom line.”

–EEC, MD., GWHC, Dover, NH

“It was such a pleasure to work with you. I am hopeful that your work can continue with AGCHC in the near future. While you were here, you impressed the importance of looking within and that only “I” can control my destiny. You also helped to acknowledge that it is OK to hold others accountable, which requires accountability both ways. I am holding people to their promise or renegotiating. It has helped lesson the stress of feeling the lack of cooperation, when deadlines are passed and nothing is mentioned. You were right, things are very good right now…. and I expect them to get even better!

AGCHC has a lot to look forward to.. Thank you for helping us improve our communication in ways that will benefit us far into the future.

You also acknowledged the important work that I do, and I appreciate that.”

--S. Trask, AGCHC, NH

“One of the best part and valuable tool you provided for me was “The Promise” and how to negotiate and follow through. We all know in concept how this should work, but the way it was presented made it more concrete for me. This has been freeing for me, especially at work, because I can always go back to the model, when a co-worker is upset about something and comes to me. It is clearer about the path to take and to encourage them to do so. It has made it clearer to me about my accountability and ownership.”

–J. Brisebois, AGCHC, NH

“Scott reminded me to take care of myself first. He redirected me inward, to find happiness and fulfillment. He recommended books for all of us to read to assist us as managers, parents, and in learning who we are. He has a very non-judgmental spirit, he is able to listen and guide, allowing the individual or group to make the choices that they are comfortable with. He provides tools, not answers. He is easy to trust, has a great sense of humor and we shared many laughs.”

“I will forever be forever grateful for our lives passing and your help in getting me back to where I needed to be. While I struggle at times, I remember your words; “It’s OK” and I just get back on track and move forward.

–S. Tozier, Supervisor, AGCHC, Dover, NH

You see the good in people and the organization we work for and combine the best of each. I appreciated the fact that you show a compassionate way for allowing people to speak honestly and open without judging them. You offer some very helpful suggestions on ways to show coworkers you really do care about them, no matter what has transpired between them in the past. Although they might not always be accepted by the recipient, the one showing kindness knows it was done with sincerity, and has done what they can to move forward. One important thing I learned from our meetings is; It’s OK if someone chooses to not like you, it is how you react and treat others that is important. I have accepted that not everyone will like me; I can like everyone, just not their actions and react differently than I did before our meeting. Thanks so much and hope to see you when the warmer weather comes around.”

–Sandra Blanchette, AGCHC, Dover, NH