Hal Flantzer
Career and retirement coach for mid- to late career professionals in New York
| Hourly rate range | $125 to $200 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Works with | Professionals |
| Also coaches | Life coach |
| Based in | New York, New York, United States |
| Credentials | Graduate studies in psychology, New School for Social Research; Health Coach Institute training; NYU School of Professional Studies training; Retirement Options training |
Hal Flantzer is a career, retirement and life coach in New York City. He works with mid- to late career professionals who feel anxious about their career or retirement direction. His goal is to help them make focused, confident decisions about their next act. He studied psychology at the New School for Social Research and trained at NYU School of Professional Studies, Health Coach Institute and Retirement Options.
What Hal helps with
Hal helps professionals who feel unsure about where their career or retirement is heading. He guides them toward clear decisions about what comes next.
- Anxiety about career direction
- Anxiety about retirement direction
- Deciding on a next act after a long career
- Making confident career decisions
- Building a professional network for career success
Who Hal works with
Hal's ideal clients are mid- to late career professionals. They often feel anxious about their career or retirement direction. They want to move from that worry to focused, energized and confident decisions about their next act.
Background and qualifications
Hal Flantzer did graduate studies in psychology at the New School for Social Research in New York. He also trained at NYU School of Professional Studies, Health Coach Institute and Retirement Options. He has written about networking for career success, and notes that a network of colleagues is a valuable asset for executives and professionals.
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Programs and services
- Free consultation
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The CoachVouch take
Combines psychology graduate study with retirement-specific training to coach professionals on their next act.
Best for mid- to late career professionals who feel anxious about career or retirement and want a clear plan for their next act.
Common questions
How much does Hal Flantzer charge?
Coaching with Hal runs $125 to $200 an hour. Request an intro for an exact quote.
What does Hal Flantzer help with?
Hal Flantzer helps with anxiety about career direction, anxiety about retirement direction, deciding on a next act after a long career and making confident career decisions.
Is Hal Flantzer certified?
Hal Flantzer lists: Graduate studies in psychology, New School for Social Research; Health Coach Institute training; NYU School of Professional Studies training; Retirement Options training.
Does Hal Flantzer coach on retirement?
Yes. He helps mid- to late career professionals decide on their next act.
How do I contact Hal Flantzer?
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