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The Life Coaching Zone SE will meet for the first time on the 14th June at 7pm at the Crystal Palace Osteopathic Practice, 10 Westow Street in Crystal Palace.

The main aim of this live group is to offer group life Coaching to a maximum number of persons.

It is the most economical way to work on your own life goals and listen and benefit from others life coaching principles.

What one person lives is usually not far from what another goes through.

Stress management, relationship improvement, confidence and self-esteem, financial struggle, and many more...

For ?15, once a month, you can benefit from the expertise and experience of a great professional.

The Facebook Group will be fed with the content of the live group experience and with your own contribution, comments and questions.

http://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/422833477746873/?notif_t=group_r2j

You can contact me for more info. 07815844134

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