Paul Berry - Human Performance Science

London, SW15

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About us

I am a Performance Psychologist and Leadership Coach.

Areas I focus on:

- Helping leaders cultivate high-performing, low stress teams

- Improving decision-making in high-pressure environments

- Overcoming the fear of not being good enough

- Developing a robust self-confidence that is not impacted by setbacks in life

I have worked with a range of performers, from RAF Typhoon pilots to Hedge Fund traders, university students and senior leaders in Banking and Private Equity

Get in touch for a free 30 min chemistry call.

Training, qualifications & experience

MA (Distinction) Coaching and Mentoring Practice.
MSc Performance Psychology
Primary Certificate in Stress Coaching
Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)
Mindfulness in Schools Project Teacher
Certificate in Coaching
MSc Investment Analysis

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Areas of coaching we deal with

Other areas of coaching I deal with

CFA coaching: I offer a systematic coaching programme for the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) exams:

https://humanperformancescience.co.uk/cfa-exam-coaching/

Fees

On request

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