New Canaan life coach helps front line workers deal with stress of pandemic
A New Canaan life coach is using her skills to help front line workers deal with stress caused by the pandemic.
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Feb 20, 2022, 2:24 AM
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Updated 1,036 days ago
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555ds agoA New Canaan life coach is using her skills to help front line workers deal with stress caused by the pandemic.
Leighanne Champion is volunteering her tie counseling registered nurses who helped to save lives at the height of COVID-19.
The proud wife and mother tells News 12 it feels great to pay it forward.
Champion focusing on personal development, relationships and what she likes to call “healthy mind management."
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