Mujer Esperanza – Grupo De Apoyo De Mujeres Talita Kumi
PublishedJanuary 2, 2013
Mujer Esperanza – Grupo de apoyo de mujeres Talita Kumi – www.mujeresperanza.com – Glenda Mujer Esperanza imparte “Técnicas de activación sensorial e integración” Para mas información sobre talleres y servicios favor de ir a Glenda Mujer Esperanza ¡INSPIRACION El Regalo de Poder! twitter.com/MujerEsperanza [email protected] www.mujeresperanza.com Glenda Sanchez-Reoyo has been serving people as life coach helping them to get changes in their lives. My slogan “Being conformed to the image of Christ” My Practice: “Being Interdependent, Flexible and Relaxed” WORK HISTORY Glenda Sanchez-Reoyo, BA, MPH, MAP, ICF, CHT She worked with the Department of Public Health in Puerto Rico in HIV / STD prevention. She has collaborated with the University of Puerto Rico in the research and production of several history books on music. 2005-2009(May) Ministering a Family Ministry Leadership at St. Matthew Church (An Ecumenical Independent Catholic Church). She has assisted in the production of books related to the Luz Cariño Foundation. Now she is working on Radio Esperanza 1550AM/Cadena Azul and Latin-Portuguese Ministry SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE • Bachelor in Social Sciences • Master in Public Health • Master in Public and Non-Profit Management • Social Research • Strategic Planning • Leadership School (Pontificial Mission) • Learning Strategies • Negotiation and Persuasion Strategies • Certified Empowerment Coach • Summer Missionaries • Catechism, Theology and Christology • Family Counselor • Lactation Education • HIV Counseling • HIV …
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