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Hiyaguha Cohen PhD, MSW
- TAT Certification
- Professional
- Location
- Kapaa
- Primary language
- English
- Specialty
- Stress, Relationships, Women's issues, Life-transition, Creating a meaningful life, Spiritual wellness, Cult recovery
- About me
I help individuals to clear obstacles such as old traumas, dysfunctional emotional patterns, unproductive choices, stuck behaviors, lack of clarity, and beliefs that won’t go away. I have found that with TAT, magic can happen—distress really does clear, and it does so with grace and ease. My sessions harness the power of TAT in combination with solutions-focused coaching and other techniques as needed to bring change in a gentle but profound way. I have a Ph.D. in Life Coaching and MSW training in social work, and I work by phone, Skype, and in-person in Hawaii.
- hiyaguha@gmail.com
- Company
- The Life-Change Coach
- Address
2777 Pacific Heights Road
Honolulu, HI 96746
- Phone
- 808-639-4517
- I do phone consultations.
- City
- Honolulu
- State or Province
- Hawaii
- Non-US/Canada Territory/Province
- HI
- Zip
- 96813
- Country
- UNITED STATES
- Website
- www.thelifechangecoach.com
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