Art Dielhenn is a Professional Life Coach. He graduated with distinction from the University of Wisconsin with a BA in Speech and Communications. He attended The Coaches Training Institute in San Rafael, California, and received his certification in October of 2000. He is a member of the International Coach Federation.

Prior to coaching, Art had a successful twenty-five year career directing both public and commercial network prime-time television. He directed over 250 episodes and 15 pilots including: Punky Brewster, Head of the Class, Silver Spoons, Webster, The Naked Truth, Designing Women, Uncle Buck, Pacific Station, Doctor Doctor, Babes, Sister Sister, Brotherly Love, Cosby, and The Jamie Fox Show.

He was nominated for several local Emmys and won an NAEB Award for his production of End Game.

Additionally, he was honored by the National Institute on Drug Abuse and The Scott Newman Foundation for his outstanding creative contributions to children’s' anti drug programming. He is a member of The Directors Guild of America.

Art coaches private clients around the country either by phone or in person focusing on both personal and professional issues. He lives with his family in Studio City, California