Phillipe Avery
Clarity and direction coach for thoughtful people in life transitions
| Hourly rate range | $80 to $140 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Works with | Men, Professionals and Creatives |
| Also coaches | Health coach |
| Practice | The Inner Thinking Room |
Phillipe Avery is a life and personal development coach who runs The Inner Thinking Room. Phillipe works with thoughtful people who face transition, uncertainty or a quiet sense of being stuck. Phillipe has over 20 years of experience in brand strategy, mentoring and deep listening. Phillipe's sessions focus on clarity, purpose and a grounded next step. Phillipe says that work is not therapy and not traditional coaching. Phillipe also works with men in midlife and people recovering from burnout.
What Phillipe helps with
Phillipe helps people who feel stuck or unsure during a change in life. Phillipe works on clarity, direction and living by their values.
- Finding clarity during a life transition
- Recovering from burnout
- Feeling calm and confident in uncertain times
- Choosing a life direction
- Aligning daily life with personal values
- Moving on from feeling quietly stuck
- Finding purpose in midlife
Who Phillipe works with
Phillipe works with thoughtful professionals, creative thinkers and purpose seekers. Phillipe also works with men in midlife. Phillipe's clients are often in a transition, in a period of uncertainty, or feel quietly stuck. Many are recovering from burnout.
Background and qualifications
Phillipe has over 20 years of experience in brand strategy, mentoring and deep listening. Phillipe brings that background into each coaching session. Phillipe describes this work as a space to think, reflect and move forward. It is built around presence, not pressure. Phillipe does not aim for performance, fixing or forced outcomes.
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Combines over 20 years in brand strategy and mentoring with a calm, low-pressure coaching style.
Best for thoughtful professionals and creatives in a life transition who want space to think and find direction.
Common questions
How much does Phillipe Avery charge?
Coaching with Phillipe runs $80 to $140 an hour. Message Phillipe from this page for an exact quote.
What does Phillipe Avery help with?
Phillipe Avery helps with finding clarity during a life transition, recovering from burnout, feeling calm and confident in uncertain times and choosing a life direction.
How do I contact Phillipe Avery?
Send Phillipe a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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