Dr. Matt Helm, PhD: Empowering Individuals, Couples, and Leaders to Lead with Authenticity and Purpose
Ann Arbor, Michigan - Dr. Matt Helm, PhD, a transformative coach and thought leader, is dedicated to empowering individuals, couples, and leaders to reach their fullest potential through innovative coaching methods. With over three decades of experience, Dr. Helm focuses on guiding clients to overcome emotional barriers and embrace a life of authenticity, integrity, and purpose. More information can be found at drmatthelm.com
Credentials That Inspire Growth
Dr. Helm combines his extensive knowledge and experience with a unique approach to personal development. His credentials include:
- Licensed Professional Counselor
- Certified Wellness Director
- Holistic Stress Management Facilitator
- Certified Blueprint™ Coach
- Spiritual Intelligence Coach
Dr. Helm's innovative methods lead clients to achieve what he describes as "Peak Existence." His work has had a profound impact on thousands, helping them navigate challenges and unlock their true potential. For more details on his approach, visit drmatthelm.com/leadership
Unique Selling Points:
- Expert Insights: Dr. Helm offers a fresh perspective on emotional growth, conscious relationships, and leadership.
- Transformational Impact: He has successfully guided numerous individuals and couples in achieving personal transformation.
- Innovative Methods: As a Certified Accelerated Evolution Guide, Dr. Helm utilizes powerful techniques that facilitate rapid and lasting breakthroughs.
- Global Movement: He is a key contributor to a growing initiative aimed at promoting holistic well-being and conscious leadership.
Target Audience:
Dr. Helm's coaching is particularly beneficial for:
- Individuals seeking emotional growth and personal empowerment
- Couples looking to strengthen their relationships and deepen their connections
- Leaders who wish to foster authenticity and vulnerability in their interactions
- Anyone interested in creating a meaningful and fulfilling life
Recent Media Appearances:
- Intimate Conversations Podcast with Alana Pratt
- Voya Miami Magazine
- HEART WARRIORS Podcast: The Sacred Edge of Masculinity
- Chapter 19 of Embody Kind by Brave Healer Press: 'The Awakened Couple—An Embodied Approach to Relationships'
- Best Version Media: 'The Ecstasy of Making Love to Your Life: An Influencer's Guide'
https://drmatthelm.com/dr-matt-press
Key Topics for Interviews:
- The importance of emotional growth for individuals and couples
- Redefining relationships in the modern world
- Strategies for personal transformation and development
- The role of vulnerability in effective leadership
- Creating a fulfilling and purposeful life together
Testimonials:
'Transformed Life and Success'
'Matt has come into my life and ignited a process of growth I never knew was possible, enabling me to take control of my life and move toward purpose, truth, courage, and freedom. There is no more powerful agent for transformation on this earth than Matt Helm.'
— Tyler Duncan, Producer and Composer
'Revitalized Our Journey'
'When we started working with Matt, we faced significant challenges. Through his guidance, we have experienced profound growth and change. His insights have revitalized our journey together.'
— Kegan Gil, Author and Speaker
'Empowered Change'
'This work has opened us up to new perspectives and approaches in our lives. We believe that anyone could benefit from the empowerment and clarity that this coaching provides.'
— Leah Preston, Consultant
Dr. Helm is excited to share his insights on emotional growth and personal empowerment with audiences by podcast or television. For booking inquiries, to schedule an interview, or for editorial opportunities, please contact him at hello@matthelmcoaching.com or (557) 927-5554.
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