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Need a boost? Seek support from these life coaching companies in the country
It is true when they say that no man is an island—when things in life don’t go as planned, we often drift into the abyss of sadness and lose ourselves in the process. This is where life coaching comes in.
A life coach uplifts their client for the latter to discover themselves more and become better through encouragement. Coaching helps people traverse the darkest parts of their lives and reveal stronger and healthier versions of themselves. In the Philippines, there are support groups where you can run for support; we have listed some of them in this article.
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Power in U
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Power in U provides customer-centric pieces of life advice. With policies anchored in its faith and values, the team empowers individuals and organizations to achieve sustainable results through value-adding consulting solutions.
Life Coaches PH
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Life Coaches Philippines seeks to provide support through highly-trained and competent individuals. The group believes life coaching is integral in empowering people and building a “humane society”.
“Our coaches lead this journey by representing the highest credibility and quality in professional coaching,” the group said on its website.
The certification requirement of Life Coaches PH includes:
- Hold a master’s degree in related studies
- Complete the 100 hours of coach-specific training conducted by TalkShop. TalkShop is a Civil Service Accredited Learning and Development Institution.
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Haraya Coaching
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Haraya coaching welcomes with open arms the people who are having trouble achieving their goals. It describes itself as a “confluence of people from different fields of expertise brought together by the same set of shared values and advocacies”.
The group was formed by five people who want to help people rise above their challenges and fulfil their highest potential.
As of this post, the group has over 30 coaches around the Philippines.
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