What Makes A Good Coach? with Lorna Wilson

What Makes A Good Coach? with Lorna Wilson

From The Alcohol Debate by Tabbin Almond

March 25, 2026 · 43 min · Episode 99

About this episode

Lorna Wilson shares her journey from personal loss to becoming a coach, discussing the impact of alcohol and the importance of resilience.

In this captivating episode of The Alcohol Debate, host Tabbin Almond welcomes coach and resilience expert Lorna Wilson, who shares her profound journey from personal loss to professional transformation. Hailing from British Columbia, she recounts her life experiences, including the heart-wrenching loss of her husband at a young age and the challenges that shaped her relationship with alcohol over the years. As the conversation unfolds, Lorna reflects on her career path, detailing her transition from various jobs to her role in local government, where she faced intense pressures and stressors that contributed to her drinking habits. Throughout the episode, Lorna discusses her journey into coaching, emphasizing the importance of helping others navigate their own paths to freedom from alcohol. By sharing her experiences with coaching and the significance of understanding the science behind alcohol, Lorna provides valuable insights into the process of personal growth and healing. This episode serves as a powerful reminder that transformation is possible, regardless of one's past. Tune in to discover how embracing vulnerability and seeking support can lead to profound changes in…

People in this episode

Host: Tabbin Almond

Guest: Lorna Wilson

Topics covered

  • coaching
  • personal transformation
  • alcohol
  • resilience
  • vulnerability
  • mental health

Keywords

  • coaching
  • alcohol
  • personal growth
  • resilience
  • mental health
  • vulnerability
  • transformation

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Places: British Columbia

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