OUR TEAM

Amy Remmele and Mary Beth Vogt, known as The Psych-cess Coaches, balance sound psychological lessons with business success principles. As coaches, Amy and Mary Beth work with women who want to overcome obstacles to success, with professionals who want to stand out and make a mark. As consultants, trainers and speakers, Amy and Mary Beth work with business owners who want all of their relationships to be an asset and who want everyone in the organization to internalize the company’s sales and marketing strategies to create the most cohesive workforce and the best image. Amy and Mary Beth also work with professionals who need to market themselves and sell their services, with sales people who want to improve their performance and with business owners who want to maximize their selling potential.

Amy and Mary Beth believe that communication and relationship management are the foundations for success. For over 25 years, Amy and Mary Beth both previously co-owned businesses with their husbands.

Amy’s latest book, Chief Life Officer: Your Life Is The Most Important Business You’ll Ever Own (CLO), uses business as a metaphor of life, outlining people’s inner “departments” and how they function best through an authentic, shared mission. From mapping out a “business plan” and goals for life, through communication and relationship creation, to maintaining and accessing support systems, CLO enables the reader to ask, and answer, life’s vital questions. Amy wrote the chapter, “Great Communication Will Keep Your Relation-SHIPs From Sinking,” for the best-selling book Game Changers. Amy also co-authored, with Dr. Kent Bath, the book, Re-Phrase It: Adding Empathy and Emotional Intelligence to Your Everyday Life, and the relationship workbook, Empathy, Communication and Conflict Resolution Home Study Program. Amy writes a monthly column called “Ask the Life Coach,” for the After 50 News and columns for the newsletter of the Buffalo Niagara chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO). Amy writes for and edits the Western New York Psychotherapy Services newsletter.

Amy and Mary Beth serve as members on many Boards of Directors in the community and Amy serves as a DECA State Judge. They balance their careers and community service with being mothers of college age and teenage children.