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50 Minute Coaching Session

For existing or former clients looking for a one-time session.

1 h
169.50 Canadian dollars
Zoom

Service Description

For existing or former clients looking for a one-time session. New clients must book an Intro Call and then select a subscription or multi-session package. Summary emails after each session, with homework to be completed before next time. The homework could be an inquiry, a task or a mindset to adopt, all centered around goals that have already been established and agreed on at the beginning of the coaching relationship Research and articles to support coaching goals. *Use the link to book and pay for a session*

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Phone: 416-523-2815

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