Holly Schneider
About
Holly is a licensed clinical social worker and author with over 30 years of expertise, specializing in multiple clinical frameworks, including DBT and EMDR. She has been a Life Coach at Delta Defense, LLC in West Bend, Wisconsin since 2019, promoting mental health wellbeing to employees through individual, group, and organizational training. She has worked professionally in behavioral health inpatient care, adolescent residential treatment, in-home family therapy, and outpatient clinical practice.
In 2020 Holly won a moral courage award through the Wellness Council of Wisconsin for implementing successful mental health coaching in the workplace. She released a book called Carry Your Own Backpack in 2021. Her mission in life is to help leaders be the best version of themselves, regardless of what they carry in their backpack. She is known by her clients as a “toolbox” coach. She is an author, business owner, and public speaker, gaining traction in her unique training for organizational culture.
"Holly has helped me not only as an employee, but on my mental health and sobriety journey. I wasn't able to keep up with therapy co-pays ... Absolutely life changing."
"Holly is a ray of sunshine at Delta. I cannot begin to express my gratitude to Tim for bringing life coaches to Delta."
"Professionally, I am more self-aware, more confident, and better able to lead because I am in a great headspace ... Holly has helped me improve as a person so much — I don't think I could ever thank her enough!"
Get Holly's Best-Seller
Carry Your Own Backpack
Simple Tools to Help You Live Peacefully
This book is a self help guide to emotional wellbeing. With its metaphor of carrying a backpack, it uncovers healthy emotional boundaries helping the reader understand and apply what belongs to them, others, and God.
This work clarifies the struggle that so many have about when and how to set boundaries, particularly in difficult situations. By unpacking her own backpack, the author helps you skillfully unpack your own experience so that you can mindfully be the best version of yourself, regardless of your past finding your path to peaceful living. The book comes with a clinical toolbox for emotional, cognitive and behavioral skills that can be practically applied.
