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Life Coaching - a listening ear, a kind word

By EmmaDulwich
November 1, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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EmmaDulwich

Posted November 1, 2015

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Posted November 1, 2015

Sometimes we all need some support to get through life, whether it?s finding ways to raise our self-esteem at work, lifting our confidence in our relationships, dealing with health issues of ourselves or family members or maybe just talking through feeling not quite right, perhaps that feeling of constant tiredness or like something is missing.

I am a skilled listener and provide a non-judgemental, compassionate and fun (yes, fun) way of finding the best way for you to know and be yourself so you can move forward positively and with enjoyment.

You may call it life coaching, counselling or confidence building, it doesn?t matter, all I know is that I can help even if it?s for a month, a year or whenever you feel you have reached your goals.

I live in East Dulwich SE22, I currently have 2 spaces left on a Wednesday and Thursday - day or evening - and I usually charge ?50 per hour (but please do get in touch even if you want to suggest alternative days or this seems out of your price range).

We can arrange a safe, comfortable place that suits you - I also bake pretty good cakes and make a mean pot of tea or coffee for you to feel relaxed and looked after.

Feel free to private message me for more details, references and testimonials.

I look forward to hearing from you,

Emma

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