New Benefit on Life Coaching Announced For All Teachers Wanting to Reduce Stress

Jan 17, 2018

Employed or formerly employed teachers or professors interested in stress reduction are now able to take advantage of a new discount on counseling packages from Consulting Philosopher. Further information is available at http://www.consultingphilosopher.com.

Livonia, United States - January 17, 2018 /PressCable/ —

ConsultingPhilosopher has just announced a new benefit for employed or formerly employed teachers or professors interested reducing stess. The benefit is in the form of a hefty discount.

To learn more, prospective clients should visit http://www.consultingphilosopher.com and watch the 4+ minute introductory video there.

In a recent study, the U.S. Department of Education’s National Center for Educational Statistics found that 17% of beginning teachers quit within their first five years. In addition to high-quality mentors, competitive salaries would make a difference in retaining teachers and reducing this waste of resources.

Recognizing that good teachers benefit all of us and that teachers are almost universally under-paid and over-stressed, Consulting Philosopher has cut the price of its consultation packages in half to help teachers reduce stress and tension.

This update delivers any one consultation package at half-price to any qualified teacher. To qualify, a teacher must simply supply evidence of current or past employment as a teacher or professor (whether full time or part time) and, like all clients, be willing to tackle serous self-examination.

Consulting Philosopher is excited to unveil this latest benefit. Teaching is the noblest profession, yet social esteem for teaching is far below what Consulting Philosopher believes it should be.

Dr. Dennis E. Bradford of Consulting Philosopher said: “If life is worth living, it’s worth living well. While simple to understand, actually improving our lives is difficult to do in our contemporary world of incessant daily problems and distractions. The result is that it’s easy to let our lives slip into imbalance. Once we are out of balance, since we are in the middle of them it’s difficult to obtain clear perspective on what we need to do to restore balance, which is rather like trying to repair planks in a wooden ship while sailing. The purpose of Consulting Philosopher is to help our clients become more skillful at restoring balance in their lives more quickly than would otherwise be possible.”

Dr. Bradford added: “Doing so is not egocentric. Why? One we re-balance our own lives, we automatically show others how to do the same. Demonstrating how to live better is a more effective way of teaching than merely talking about it.”

If so, if more teachers were more successful at balancing their lives, then their students and former students would be as well.

Consulting Philosopher has made a point of listening deeply to its clients and learning from their feedback. It’s all about empowering underdogs.

Having been in business now for two years, Consulting Philosopher strives to help clients understand what they can do to improve the quality of their lives. The emphasis is on wisdom, which is a unique approach in the life coaching market. They are known to help those who are serious about evolving to their next level — and there’s always a next level.

Those interested in qualifying may set up a brief phone appointment to speak directly with Dr. Bradford. To do so, go to https://meetme.so/bradford and follow the prompts. This initial call is wholly without charge or obligation.

Contact Info:
Name: Dennis E. Bradford, Ph.D.
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Consulting Philosopher
Address: 12 Sunset Dr, Livonia, NY 14487, United States
Phone: +1-716-408-0343

For more information, please visit http://www.consultingphilosopher.com

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 287438

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