What's possible within the first coaching session

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What makes me really satisfied with my coaching work is helping women who come to me mentally distressed get results like these after just the first session:


- Our time together with Polina helped me regain my ‘home’ within and find the exact image that makes me feel fulfilled, calm, and confident. Our session was like a real talk with a friend - understanding and accepting. I felt very calm and safe. Now I have a beautiful and effective tool to harmonize and heal my being. It’s hard to express this experience verbally.
- Inessa

- I’m sure you remember in what depressed state I came to you. I was experiencing permanent anxiety all day long. After our sessions, where I decided to go into my most agonizing fears, my anxiety started to fade day after day. Even though I’ve tried different coaches and healers, I’ve never met such an approach. Now I can say I’m getting better. I am so grateful for your work with me.
- Olga

- After our session with Polina, it’s not so scary for me now to come back to disturbing moments and extract my feeling from them. Also, I liked your voice and the degree of involvement during the session.
- Nataly

I’m always here to help and hold the space for your mindset and healing transformation, so that you
achieve more,
impact more lives,
and get more fulfilled and resilient along the way,
without burnout.

Isn't it a beautiful result?


Reach out anytime: hi@polinashabarova@gmail.com to learn more or apply for membership, mini-group coaching or to book a 1:1 power coaching session.

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