Zeinab Agha is a Seattle-based Life Coach, Writer, and Public Speaker
She is currently available for online coaching sessions
email: zeinabagha@yahoo.com
I’m a Certified Habits Coach and I’d like to help you with Behavior Change and thus enable you to fulfill your aspirations.
Are you struggling with issues involving self-esteem, anxiety, or relationships?
Creating a supportive space for your healing, personal growth, and success involves taking a look at your complete lifestyle. All parts of your life: emotional health, spiritual beliefs, and physical well-being are taken into account. I believe in healing through a safe, supportive space of communication. My approach to coaching is person centered and humanistic. You may find it hard to understand some of the emotions you are experiencing. For many, this is a time of anxiety and uncertainty. Let me help you navigate your feelings and arrive in an empowered, positive place. I am here to provide a warm and non-judgmental space for my clients.
Background
Zeinab Agha M.A, Phil
Master’s Thesis:
A psychoanalytic perspective: The origins and essence of naturalistic art.
K.U. Leuven, Belgium
Diploma, Humanistic Counseling -CPCAB, U.K.* *The Counseling and Psychotherapy Central Awarding Body, UK
Licensed Tiny Habits Coach, USA - Certified to help clients create habits which are life changing and sustainable.
Zeinab has supported clients for over 12 years. She currently provides life/behavioral coaching services to clients across the globe, using her training and education in psychotherapy, sociology, and philosophy.
Zeinab is a facilitator at a Survivor Support Group, Peaceful Families Taskforce, API Chaya - Seattle, WA.
BJ Fogg tweeted about Zeinab’s results in the Coaching course she did under his tutoring.
Zeinab’s Listing on BJ Fogg’s (Research Scientist, Stanford) Coaches Directory:
https://tinyhabitsacademy.com/coach/name/zeinab-agha/
Interviewed by Raakhee Natha, By Intent:
https://www.facebook.com/byintent/photos/a.415170415962242/895225337956745/?type=3
Zeinab presenting on ‘Shame and Guilt: Overcoming the obstacles within.’ At the Karachi Grammar School, Pakistan.
The Fear of Being Foreign
Having lived in over ten different countries and experienced and studied the dynamics of culture, Zeinab has worked with clients struggling with cultural conformity. How does one adapt to a new place and maintain a sense of SELF?
Selected Writing & Editing Work
*Won award for non-fiction essay “Home” - at writer’s workshop (Write on the Sound), Edmonds, Washington (U.S.); 2019
Commissioned to write poem “I, Natasha” for art book “Natasha Shoro: The Essence of Being” by Anushe Shoro; 2018
Regular contributor to The Friday Times, weekly magazine (in English), Pakistan; 2013-present day.
Contributor to prominent weekly, monthly news and lifestyle magazines (in English): Dawn, The Herald, Zameen magazine; Pakistan; 1993-2015
Editor of monthly women’s magazine (in English), Karachi, Pakistan; 1995-1997
Selected speaking engagements
-- ”The Philosophy of Love”: Bellevue College, Washington (USA)
-- ”The Concept of Self”:
*Mercer Island School District, Washington (USA) *American International School of Maputo, Mozambique
*Karachi Grammar School, Pakistan
*Iman Center, Kirkland. Washington (USA) MAPS (Muslim Association of Puget Sound), Redmond, Washington (USA)
— ”Shame & Guilt: Helping our children cope”: *American International School of Maputo, Mozambique
*Karachi Grammar School, Pakistan
*MAPS (Muslim Association of Puget Sound), Redmond, Washington (USA)
—”Mental Health in the time of COVID-19”: Iman Canter, Kirkland, Washington (USA)
—”Race and Bias”: Iman Center, Kirkland, Washington (USA)
—”The Significance of Tiny Habits: How we can reach our goals through Behavior Change”: University of Washington, Washington (USA)
—”Anxiety: How to manage Stress”: API Chaya, Seattle, Washington (USA)
I’d love to show you how you can transform your own life.
First Consultation is Free