Questions & Answers

Yes! If your child struggles with confidence, decision-making, emotions, or communication, these sessions will help. I teach life skills, emotional intelligence, self-awareness, personality development, and critical thinking in a practical way.

In private coaching, we focus on your child’s specific needs—whether it’s building confidence, handling emotions, improving communication, or self-acceptance. They get personalized coaching calls and direct WhatsApp access for support.

These skills help in everyday life—handling peer pressure, making smart decisions, improving relationships, and staying emotionally strong. It’s not just theory; I teach practical ways to apply these skills in school, friendships, and future careers.

Yes! Many students start as shy or hesitant. I create a comfortable space where they can express themselves freely, gain confidence, and develop their personality at their own pace.

Schools teach subjects like math and science, but rarely focus on emotional intelligence, communication, or self-awareness. These skills are just as important for success in life. My coaching fills this gap.

I work with teens and young adults who want to improve their emotional intelligence, decision-making, and personal growth. Although, age groups are mentioned for each session, if you’re unsure whether it’s the right fit, reach out, and we can discuss.

I encourage open communication! While sessions are for students, I can provide insights to parents on how to support their child’s growth at home.

Every student is different, but most start seeing changes in a few weeks—better self-awareness, improved communication, and more confidence in handling emotions.

Art/museum sessions focus on developing critical thinking skills through viewing paintings. This program is part of a Harvard initiative. It does not include drawing or painting; instead, participants enhance their skills by examining and discussing the artworks.

No, you don’t need to bring or buy any paintings. We provide a supply of posters featuring various artworks. During the sessions, we engage the children in fun question-and-answer activities related to these paintings.

You should ask your child if they are interested in exploring a different approach to art that doesn’t involve drawing. It’s important for them to decide if they want to participate.

Not all sessions use art/museum paintings. Critical thinking sessions specifically incorporate these artworks, while other programs may include them in one or two sessions if deemed beneficial.

Getting started is simple! Just reach out via WhatsApp ,and we can schedule 15 minute discovery call ,discuss your needs and schedule the first session.