Corrine La Bella Giacobbe
(pronounced: Kor-REEN La Bel-la Jah-KOH-bay)
Corrine is a free-lance writer covering the creative arts; wellness; nutrition/organic foods; and Alzheimer’s. She taught yoga for many years, after having been certified in India after a year’s study there. Corrine also was a regional board of director and practitioner regarding Science of Mind. An independent now, she has synthesized Western and Eastern energetic-motivational-spiritual traditions. She has become a new kind of Alzheimer’s activist, writing/speaking on treating patients from a bodymindspirit perspective, where memory may be accessed via deeper mind. This insight arose from her decade-long service as full-time caregiver to her Alzheimer’s-affected mother.
Corrine has created a limited number of customized coaching programs, including a “ten-minute a day” coaching program, geared to what she sees as “plateau people.” The latter are those stuck in success, feeling typecast, pigeonholed and confused as to future direction, and those stuck in frustration over desired goals still eluding them. Her programs benefit businesspeople; writers/creative artists; athletes; longtime seekers and meditators; coaches/teachers; the bereaved; caregivers with anticipatory grief; parents, and students, etc. Corrine asserts that only the young manifest dreams, and that one is never too old to be young and never too young to be wise, the best of both worlds.