Cheryl A.S. Hurley is an extraordinary woman who embraces her life’s mission whole-heartedly.  Her mission is to help women heal – mentally, emotionally, physically and spiritually – so that they can experience an authentic and fulfilling life.  This is accomplished through a three-step process where she “empowers, “inspires” and “cultivates” developing leaders. Her greatest strengths lie in administration and organizational communication.  Whether she is presenting at a workshop/seminar or proclaiming spiritual truths, she is relational and connects with her audience with transparency and truth. She creates an open and safe space for clients to clarify intentions, expand possibilities and reach new heights. Her specialty is coaching women to conquer their fears, achieve their dreams and realize their unique purpose despite the circumstances they may have faced. She combines honesty with loving compassion. Her coaching sessions are inspiring, energetic and transformative.  She conducts individual and group coaching and leads workshops throughout the Philadelphia and surrounding area.

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“I candidly recall being a classic human being with my very own struggles and stories to tell. My ongoing journey of personal discovery happened while on my committed journey of helping others. It took me several years to overcome depression and have a change in mindset and beliefs. I worked hard, sought the support of others and wholeheartedly embraced the hope that my struggles would result something valuable to help others.”

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Cheryl A.S. Hurley is a Certified Life Coach with Life Purpose Coaching Centers International®. Her educational background is in Social Work. She holds Director’s Credential from Northampton Community College; is a Certified Life Purpose Coach®, Certified Scriptural Counselor, a Certified Prepare and Enrich Counselor (PREP™), a Certified HIV Instructor and a Certified Addictions Counselor through the R.E.S.T. Philly Project with an emphasis in forensics. She was licensed as a Minister in March 2003 and ordained in December 2005.   In addition to pursuing certification at the Institute for Family Professionals (IFP), a training organization that provides a trauma-competent, professional development sanctuary for personal and professional growth, she is completing studies at Eastern University’s Business and Organizational Leadership Program.

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