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Zohar Adner, CEC (Certified Empowerment Coach) and university Career Counselor is the creator of the Seven R's of Stress Release® program. Based on his expertise as a Stress Specialist, he developed this system to guide the release of ANY stress quickly, easily, and effectively.
He has assisted clients in letting go of many types of stress including: life-vision & career uncertainty, work/life balance, family conflicts, life-threatening medical issues, and public speaking concerns.
Zohar lectures on aligning people's lives with their inner desires with the result of releasing stress. He also conducts communication workshops that bring out people's natural, vibrant, expressive abilities through improvisation techniques.
*Zohar respects your privacy. He will NEVER rent or sell your email address. Ever.
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Upcoming Workshops
Stress is the main reason why people don't achieve the change they desire.*
Whether you want to work one-on-on with Zohar, or are not yet ready. This workshop is a huge step to releasing your stress.
The Key to Stress Release
Next date to be announced shortly
If you want to:
- Feel more energized;
- Stay sane in the office;
- Find more time in your day;
- Sleep better at night;
- Have warm, caring intimate and social relationships.
You need to know the Key to Stress Release!
Using experiential exercises, group discussion, aromatherapy, and a demonstration of the Seven R's of Stress Release participants will find themselves feeling more relaxed, positive, confident, communicative, and joyful.
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"Zohar has had an immediate and profound effect on my life. His concise step-by-step approach is a testament, not only to his training, but to his own, effective, innovative understanding of human conditioning, and the "box" our minds so easily lock into. I cannot thank him enough for accepting me without judgment, and allowing me to learn about my potential, and encouraging me to achieve it."
Larry Davidsohn
Actor/Composer/Lyricist
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*"Why Is It So Damn Hard to Change?", Rebecca Skloot, January 2007 Oprah Magazine
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