Mia Mbroh – Inspiring Change Through Conversation

Inspiring Change Through Conversation

Intentional Conversations on Relational Health, Diversity, and Self-Improvement

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Time to tend to our souls

This past year has been exceptional in a myriad of manners. We are each forever changed in some significant way if we truly are aware. I had the privilege of facilitating dialogues with the faculty, staff, and graduating seniors of Cistercian Preparatory School, located in Dallas, Texas. Their quest to do “Hard Things Well” as they usher these young men into an ever-changing world, was notable to me in my work. It is an honor for me to share a profound writing of Father Peter that was shared at the beginning of the pandemic through a news outlet. I have continually witnessed the shifting of souls during the people I have counseled and trained during this pandemic, in a way that has previously only been observed during forced times of reflection, depression, isolation, and revelation. There is so much information “noise” out in the world. I hope this brings quietude and anchoring to you. May your soul feel its worthiness. Peace and Joy ~ Mia

It's an Honor to Meet You

My name is Mia and it truly is an honor for me to sit and feel the significance of this gifted new beginning in my life. I am overwhelmed and humbled by the privilege and opportunity to walk, converse, and grow with you as we explore the many facets of relational health through the format of an ongoing dialogue. After over 25 years in the fields of counseling, education, and facilitation (including much pain, growth, trial, and error), it has become clearly evident to me that creating spaces to promote life giving connection with others is a game changer in the quality of relational health and lives of people.

What's on Your Soles?

A relational health podcast that creates a safe environment for engaging dialogues that invite reflection, inspiration, encouragement and motivation. We trust the purposeful intention and value that we bring to our interactions with others in this world even in the face of our greatly flawed selves . We will step into interrupted expectations are that often created from the unexamined emotional debris we drag with us as we enter and exit connections with others.

I've worked with hundreds of organizations, community leaders, schools and churches.

Facilitator

Mia’s dedication to helping others has built her career as an educator, counselor, and facilitator through countless conversations on relational health, diversity, faith, and self-improvement.

Moderator

Mia seeks to help individuals identify their own narrative and move toward their full potential.

Speaker

Mia loves a good conversation … intentional conversation with individuals navigating the twists and turns of life.

What people say about Mia...

Mia Mbroh has a unique ability to inspire revelations and challenge the status quo with grace. You feel seen and heard, never judged. Her guidance is a gift that fosters personal and professional growth.

NATALIA BROWNFIELD
Director-Development, Texas Women’s Foundation
Mia Mbroh is a dynamic facilitator in a group setting, and an effective coach one-on-one. Mia has supported our HR team and our efforts to provide continuous coaching and development with our people manager population. Her facilitated sessions on effective communication have proven to be transformational for our leaders, resulting in more engaged and productive employees (best engagement results to date). Mia has a true gift of connection and communication. She will remain an integral part of our family.

TARSHA LACOUR
SVP Human Resources, Dallas Mavericks
Mia is an extraordinary presenter, facilitator and teacher who is sincerely passionate about the work she does. Her expertise in human behavior shines through to the audience in such a way that there is immediate credibility and engagement. Mia is not afraid to challenge the status quo to produce powerful outcomes in conversations and behaviors. She has been a true blessing to the North Texas Food Bank and has moved the needle on our approach to establishing each food banker’s sense of belonging and how they show up each day to fulfill our mission.

SUZANNE DROTMAN
VP People & Culture, North Texas Food Bank
I’ve had the pleasure of learning from Mia as we worked together to help a client of ours create a welcoming, diverse and inclusive organization. Over the years, I’ve partnered with world-class facilitators and coaches. No one I know can put people at ease like Mia. Watching Mia help people share thoughts and feelings about challenging topics is like being enrolled in a masterclass on relational intelligence.

JAY G. CONE, AUTHOR
The Surprising Power of Not Knowing What to Do
My name is Sara Elsafadi and I worked with Mia Mbroh during our time together in Plano Youth Leadership. My experience with her was so memorable and I cherish every minute with her. She was my advisor, role model and friend. She taught me so much about the world and how to always stay strong and keep moving forward. She encouraged me to use my voice without boundaries and always made me feel special. Always smiling and with a positive attitude, there is never a dull moment with her. She sees the world in a different lens and encourages others to do the same. We had multiple meetings over coffee and she always had time for me. Confidence radiated from her and her knowledge is so powerful. Her wise words and insight can move anyone, and she definitly moved me. I have grown so much with her and I would come home with so many thoughts running through my mind, because she kept me thinking. I am a much better person because of her. She believed in me since the start and made me comfortable to speak what’s on my mind. I will always remember her effort in creating a safe space for me to speak up and tell my story, I couldn’t have done it without her. I am beyond grateful to have met her, and it was such an honor to be able to work with her.
Ms. Mbroh has already had an incredible impact in a very short time within our Cistercian community. Engaging, experienced, insightful, and a tremendously good listener, she has consciously sparked thoughtful reflection and more considered conversation among our faculty and among our students that is starting to bear lasting fruit. Clearly, for Mia, her role as a counselor and facilitator is both a vocation and a ministry. And, we are certainly grateful that she is ministering to our community with such skill and rare talent.”

Fr. Paul McCormick
Headmaster
Cistercian Preparatory School
Mia Mbroh is the ultimate professional, caring listener, patient guider and dedicated specialist. She has the insight to decipher complex problems, ask the probing questions gently, read her audience whether one person or 5000, and the kindness and humbleness to bring all of her skills and attributes together to build confidence in others so those in her presence feel empowered and heard.”

Cynthia Garrison, MS, CFLE, CPE, CAMS
Home-Based Program Manager
ChildCareGroup
When Mia facilitates a conversation or leads a presentation, you know that she is bringing her full self into it. The lucky participants are able to benefit from the totality of her experience, wisdom and compassion. She is committed to making the world a better place through seemingly small acts of daily heroism that enable those around her to receive an immediate uplift in addition to a model for future growth. Whether she inspires, encourages or preaches, the end result is progress.”

Dr. Rachelle Warren
ADL Facilitator, Public School Educato
Mia Mbroh is an incredible large group trainer, small group facilitator and individual therapist! Her wealth of knowledge gives her the ability to be well-rounded in her specialties. Our school has hired Mia to train all of our faculty and staff. We have also utilized her to facilitate dialogue with our students, and I have experienced her training through other organizations. I highly value her wisdom and input into a variety of aspects of our school. As mentioned by many, Mia is one of the most gifted speakers and leaders I know. She would be an asset, no matter the community.”

Jenny Brady, Director of Diversity
Prestonwood Christian Academy
I have had the great fortune of working with Mia through Plano Youth Leadership… We worked together to develop a session on diversity, equity, and inclusion. The best part about Mia is that, although she is highly trained and a master in this space, she came with a listening and learning heart. She observed a session, asked many questions about where the organization wanted to go with the leadership training session, and then she worked as a partner to create and facilitate one of the best sessions in the program.

In addition, we recognized one of the student participants had a great personal story on her own journey with adversity and acceptance. Mia spent countless hours working with this young woman to fine tune her craft so that she was able to share her story and make a tremendous impact on the other students.

Mia truly works for the glory of others. She is a force of love and compassion and seeks to nudge that same force of love and compassion from others.”

Jeri Chambers, Past President
Plano Youth Leadership
I first met Mia after she gave a keynote address at a private school event. I was impressed with the content of her talk, but even more impressed with her ability to effectively communicate a message. As an entrepreneur myself who speaks and hosts summits, I immediately approached her for her business card. A few months later, I reached out to her organization and requested her as a moderator for one of the key panels at the Black Men in White Coats Youth Summit, which had over 1,800 people registered. Mia was absolutely amazing! She kept everyone engaged and facilitated discussions that were very rewarding to our participants. The feedback was exceptional. I plan to work with Mia again and give her my highest recommendations.”

Dale Okorodudu, MD, Founder
Black Men in White Coats

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