Hi Dr. Benedetto,
I was wondering if you knew the impact that you had on my life? I just wanted to say thank you so much for the encouragement and giving me the strength to fight my battles within myself. My life has done a complete 360 degree turn for the better. I am no longer in need f Zoloft and I have been working for 1 month. The people around me notice the difference you've made. You helped me so much.

Thank you, Tanya N

Dear Coach,
I just wanted to say this Coach... without you in my corner I would never have gotten as far as I have. Thank you so much for the confidence, the reassurance that I was strong enough to do this and the trust that you have shown me. I know that if at any time I have a problem that I can come to you and you will be there for me. But in all my life, I will never be able to repay you for all the things you have given me, and a simple thank you will not be enough.

Thanks for everything, Kayla

Dr. Coach,
Again, thanks for all your help. Your skills have given me the power and insight to so many aspects of life that now I am able to understand the underlying issues to better handle everyday life.

You are so good at your profession. Hope to see you around.

God Bless, Dominck V.

Dr. Coach,
I really don't have a question, but I would like to make a comment. I have been receiving your newsletter for sometime now. I signed up for it to help with learning how to overcome fears about starting a small business. Over time, I ignored the newsletter and just deleted it. After the business failed, I started using alcohol to get rid of my fears, which obviously didn't work. I became addicted to alcohol. I almost lost my job because of alcohol. I got into AA, which has helped me face my fears and stop drinking. Since then, I started reading the newsletter again, and I would like to say that it has helped me tremendously, along with the steps of AA. I just want to say thank you for offering this service, and you are doing a great job. I hope to continue to receive these newsletters as to help my recovery.

Thanks, Joe