Certified Marriage Coach

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MM Coaching LimitedCoaching

Canada. Mexico. Argentina. Brazil. Chile, 1PM and 9PM ESTFull-TimeMiddle

Salary40 USD per hour

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Requirements

Certified coach (ICF, IFS, or similar)
Demonstrated experience coaching around relationships, marriage, or long-term partnerships
Proven background working with marriage or relationship coaching
Experience working with couples, family systems, or individual clients navigating relationship crises
Expertise in emotional regulation, conflict resolution, accountability, and behavioral change
Comfortable working with clients in high emotional distress
Able to balance empathy with firmness, challenge avoidance patterns, and maintain authority in difficult conversations
Strong verbal communication skills
Able to explain complex emotional concepts in a grounded, practical way
Confident facilitating group discussions on sensitive topics
Organized, reliable, and comfortable operating within structured programs
Available to work primarily between 1PM and 9PM EST

Responsibilities

Deliver high-impact 1:1 and group coaching sessions focused on marriage dynamics, emotional regulation, communication breakdowns, trust repair, and personal accountability
Guide clients through emotionally charged situations with clarity, structure, and proven frameworks
Help clients move from crisis and confusion to stability, leadership, and long-term behavioral change
Track client progress across emotionally complex journeys, identifying risks, resistance patterns, and breakthrough moments
Proactively intervene when clients struggle with consistency, emotional setbacks, or decision paralysis
Contribute insights to continuously improve coaching frameworks and client outcomes

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