Life coaching focuses on mental well-being. We assist people in discovering their mojo (character strengths), their purpose, their passions. They become more confident in taking decisions and aspiring to better themselves.
Disability empowerment coaching acknowledges our hurt by helping us to understand how disability has impacted our mental health. It then focuses on (re) discovering our character strengths. It changes our expectations and aspirations for our lives. It supports us to build new habits and a plan to move forward into a happier and more confident space.
We help empower people to live joyful lives that have balance.
Coaching is therefore in essence a mental well-being programme that focuses on personal growth and self-love development.
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