Diana Kilinski, LPC, CEAP, CLC, ACC, BCC
Diana is a Certified Employee Assistance Professional (CEAP), Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), and work/life coach.
Diana has been working nationally since 1992 as an employee assistance management consultant for United Behavioral Health EAP. She is the founder of Savvy Life Skills which provides coaching, consulting, and custom-designed training programs for organizations. Diana works with people at every level of employment and management on the difficult personal and professional issues that face employees and organizations. Her consultation services also include the development of company policies on drug free workplace, workplace violence and trauma, and organization change. Diana holds advanced certifications from the International Critical Incident Stress Foundation in Critical Incident Stress Management, Preventing Workplace Violence, and Terrorism Response. She has written a manual and multiple articles on workplace violence, trauma, and grief. Diana also provides training advisement for those who are candidates for Certified Employee Assistance Professional (CEAP) standing.
Testimonials
“Diana was very kind, encouraging, patient and non-judgmental in her teaching style. By example, she also demonstrated the kind of flexibility needed to deal with varied issues that come up in coaching. She demonstrated the power of “simple” open ended questions, non-leading questions, a skill I will try to emulate in my own work with clients.”
“Diana was very affirming and warm. She also demonstrated a great sense of humor during our classes and in her portrayal of the clients.”
“Diana was wonderful. So knowledgeable, personable and warm and she was a great example and model of what good coaching looks and sounds like. I really enjoyed taking her class.”
“I can not tell you how much I appreciated Diana Kilinski as an instructor. I adored her personality and spirit of excellence. Her wit, sense of humor and knowledge were second to none. This experience will not be forgotten for it was life changing and enriching.”
