Ben Ambrose-Moore
ADHD and career coach with EMCC accreditation
| Hourly rate range | $100 to $175 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Also coaches | Life coach and Career coach |
| Credentials | EMCC EIA Accreditation: Practitioner |
| Practice | Haus of BAM Coaching |
Ben Ambrose-Moore is an ADHD and career coach who runs Haus of BAM Coaching. Ben works with people who want real change, whether that is reaching specific goals, exploring who they are, or having a safe space to be heard. Ben has led and coached teams for over 10 years and holds EMCC accreditation at Practitioner level. Ben lives with ADHD and is part of the LGBTQ+ community, and brings both into the coaching.
What Ben helps with
Ben helps people uncover limiting beliefs, move past what holds them back, and build change that lasts.
- Uncovering limiting beliefs
- Breaking through what is holding you back
- Reaching specific personal goals
- Exploring who you are
- Getting through major life transitions
- Building a life that fits you
- Growing and performing at work
Who Ben works with
Ben works with people who want real change. Some come with clear goals to reach. Others want to explore who they are, or need a safe space to be heard without judgment.
Background and qualifications
Ben has led and coached teams for over 10 years, helping people grow and do their best at work. Over time, Ben found the most interest in coaching the whole person, not only their role. Ben is an EMCC Accredited Coach at Practitioner level. Ben's own experience with ADHD, life transitions, and being part of the LGBTQ+ community shapes the coaching.
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The CoachVouch take
Ben combines over 10 years of leading teams with personal experience of ADHD and major life transitions.
Best for people who want lasting change and a judgment-free space to work on goals or identity.
Common questions
How much does Ben Ambrose-Moore charge?
Coaching with Ben runs $100 to $175 an hour. Request an intro for an exact quote.
What does Ben Ambrose-Moore help with?
Ben Ambrose-Moore helps with uncovering limiting beliefs, breaking through what is holding you back, reaching specific personal goals and exploring who you are.
Is Ben Ambrose-Moore certified?
Ben Ambrose-Moore lists: EMCC EIA Accreditation: Practitioner.
How do I contact Ben Ambrose-Moore?
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