“What you delight in doing, Greg: hiking, cello, engaging in mindplay… hasn’t changed, except now you’re using this gift (with bigger, and often atypical minds): it’s very easy for you to see exactly who a person is (it seems almost like there is a resonant impression throughout your being, the moment someone shows themselves to you), and what that means (that’s probably not an exact restatement), and it's up to them to either self-select out or rise together.

A thing that occurs to me about Coach Greg: in the first encounter with a potential client, a pivotal factor is whether they emerge willing to stick around long enough for the whole learning-each-other-and-how-to-work-together process to complete. You have a unique ability to completely ignore that factor. Within your heart is a shining mirror (closed-captioned for the hearing-impaired, fluent with profundity in Heartspeak and RightBrainish and NervousSystemese for those who don’t prefer English, available output in the braille of movement and metaphor for accessible or obtuse lookers), and although you have all the best filters, nobody looks for them because your mirror is made of play and welcome, and for just a moment people can’t help but see themselves the way you do, which has them become it - if just for a moment - and that’s irresistible: instant rawthentic junkie. Just because you show up as you. (And of course, because of all the everything that goes into being able to show up and train your multidimensional attention into this one present moment of connection, which capacity is the real gift you’ve earned the ability to give.)”

“You have got to meet Greg! He has changed my life, my kids lives and other friends and families that I know.” That is how it starts. Anyone I introduce him to, he connects with. He has a way to empathize in a non bullshit way with everyone. Greg is a friend, he is a companion, mentor, and a drum circlin' man. If you need to chat about life, he’s got you. Failures and Successes? He has got you. Anything and everything? He has got you, yet again. I can’t speak highly enough of the progress I have made as a human. My partner and I have a beautiful relationship and he has made it even mo bettah and stronger. Being 100% responsible for two little humans, you can imagine the ups and downs. He has helped me with the unimaginable. My children both look forward to our meet-ups - or now since COVID - facetime calls. If you need a mentor, friend, real life therapy, you need to reach out. He is an amazing coach, you have got to meet Greg!”

“No matter where you are in your professional career, we all could benefit from a little guidance and support. Greg delivers a delicate blend of guidance, encouragement, mentorship, and friendship that grounds you in a manner that allows you to hear your own voice during whatever storm that may come your way. I have nothing but gratitude for this man.”

“Greg is a type of person that you may only come across maybe two or three times in life. He embraces whatever walk of life you are going through and solidifies a foundation of reassurance in that you are being understood. Our conversations are never linear, it’s very much like the electric energy you see of neuron pathways in the brain. He is a wealth of information; regardless of the subject, somewhere in the conversation he will say “Oh, I know a guy!” and begin to provide an abundance of resources. I always come away with notes. When talking with Greg, he is present and invested in the conversation. He asks questions you didn’t think to ask yourself, challenging you to dig deeper and giving you support when you need it most. I have known Greg for many years, and I am grateful for his friendship. He has taught me so much about life and about myself. I think anyone who has gotten the opportunity to work with Greg knows that you are in the presence of someone unique and who has a genuine heart for people, conversation, and dancing to his own rhythm of life.”

“The intellectual range embedded within my conversations with Greg leave me feeling inspired, motivated, and eager to take on the world with new and reassured prospectives. I admire and respect the gift that Greg has.”

“Our family has had the very good fortune of working with Greg since 2009. Greg began working with our son when he was a teenager. He has also been a trusted advisor and mentor for our entire family. There is something so special about Greg that we find it hard to put into words. He is truly a wonderful human being who cares greatly about people. He treats everyone he encounters with great care, compassion, and respect. Greg has such a wealth of knowledge, that he is able to connect his clients with other resources. He also thinks “outside the box” so that his suggestions are clever and insightful, and can add greatly to your understanding of, and your ability to deal with, any situation. His unique perspective has often led us not only to a greater understanding of a problem, but has given us greater opportunities for growth and improvement. When you meet with Greg, he listens with such intensity, that by the end, you feel thoroughly understood and validated. He also listens without judgement, so that you may share your true feelings without fear of judgement. We really learn something new each time we meet, and we also just have a wonderful time, because not only is Greg a kind and loving person, he is also funny, and enjoys life to its fullest. Greg brings a perspective to our lives that we don’t find with anyone else. He has changed the trajectory of our lives in many ways and we are eternally grateful for him.”

“A mentor who is intuitive, well versed, and helps you to see a different perspective in your life.

Dopest mentor out there.”

“Everyone is a gangster until a gangster walks into a room” - Anonymous

If your family needs an advocate you want Greg. He is incredibly knowledgeable, reliable, committed and he gets results quickly. I spent years attempting to solve problems that Greg was able to solve in days. I used to work in ABA therapy. I have attended IEP meetings in the past as part of a therapy team for clients but when the client became my own child it was vastly different. Even with all of my training I needed an advocate. From my experience I have worked with several advocates and what makes Greg unique is his style. He is an expert at diffusing situations. He is able to effectively communicate with all parties involved. Most importantly Greg puts the kiddo, your kiddo, first. Needing an advocate is a very sensitive situation. Having an advocate to navigate our circumstances was the best thing for our family and we absolutely got the best advocate for the job.”