About
Dwight Bain, LMHC & Certified Leadership Coach
Dwight Bain is a national expert on strategic thinking to solve high stress situations. He is masterful at bringing stability to complex situations for organizations and individuals who need rapid strategies to manage major change.
Dwight has spoken to over 4,000 groups and has been recognized by Toastmasters International as one of the best public speakers in Florida. He has motivated audiences to create positive change for over 30 years. He is passionate about your personal growth, and communicates on change management, success in life, relationship conflict, managing moods, career development and more.
Dwight is certified in Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) by the University of Maryland Baltimore County Department of Emergency Health Services. He is one of the leading national trainers in the field of community crisis management through the International Critical Incident Stress Foundation. He led a crisis recovery team after the terrorist attacks of 9/11 in New York City. He was part of the effort to rebuild stability after national disasters including the Columbine and Parkland School Shootings, and the Orlando Pulse Terrorist Attack.
Dwight has trained thousands of leaders since being credentialed as one of the first certified John Maxwell Leadership coaches in 1999. He specializes in both leadership and career coaching. As a leadership coach, Dwight identifies specific steps that can be taken to achieve personal goals. As a career coach, Dwight provides specific resources to help others be successful in achieving career goals or growing their business. Simply stated, Dwight believes in working alongside you to add greater value to your journey. His approach reduces stress while creating a new focus on results, without staying stuck in frustration.
Dwight is a trusted media resource on managing major change. He has been interviewed on hundreds of radio and television stations. He has co-authored several books and has been quoted in national media syndicates such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, and Yahoo.com. He is the founder of The LifeWorks Group Inc., and is a lifelong resident of Orlando, where he lives with his wife Sheila and a rescue cat named Scrappy.
