Dr. Beth Reiners

Meet your Unstick Your Mind Success Coach

Favorite Quote

“Trust in the Lord with all your heart, And lean not on your own understanding; In all your ways acknowledge Him, And He shall direct your paths.”
Proverbs 3:5-6 NKJV

 

About Dr. Beth

RESIDES: Nebraska, USA.

CREDENTIALS: Certified Class of Coaches Facilitator. Clinical Psychologist & Professor.

FOCUS: Women’s Ministry, Divorce Recovery.

HOBBIES: Tennis, Reading.

MY FAVORITE THINGS TO DO:
Run, nature, coffee time with a friend.

WHAT SPARKS JOY:
Learning new things and celebrating with those I love.

PASSIONATE ABOUT:
Passionate about seeing people feel connected to their genuine self and move towards self-compassion, healing and growth.

Dr. Beth's Story

As a professional psychologist and professor at Liberty University, I’ve learnt the importance of support and accountability.

Having endured a painful personal circumstance that made me question my direction in life, I found Mimika and the Unstick Your Mind course.

Having experienced the program myself and the transformation, I’m now passionate about helping others tap into their God-given purpose and unlock a fulfilling life.

 

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Unstick Your Mind is a 12 step program. You will work through the 12 module foundational training in your own time. It is designed to be watched individually, and discussed collectively with a buddy, coach or group.
 
If you’re passionate about connecting with like-minded Christians through honest conversations about topics relevant to Christianity, mindset, business, life, or leadership, then this is for you.
 
You get unlimited lifetime access to the course videos and tools to help you stay on track, and for continued connection, collaboration and confidence. 

 

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Disclaimer: Any and all recommendations should not be considered medical or psychiatric advice. Coaching is not therapy and cannot be treated as psychotherapy nor provide diagnoses.