Meet the Joyologist
Claudia Ganem is a joy coach who helps people bring more joy and purpose into their lives. She coined the term “Joyologist” to describe her unique approach.
Her Inspiring Journey
Claudia went through some difficult life events that led her to question her purpose. She realized she wanted to help others going through similar challenges. So she trained in positive psychology, meditation, mindfulness and more to create her joy coaching programs.
Spreading Joy and Light
Now Claudia helps all kinds of people tap into their inner joy, from busy professionals to stay-at-home moms. Her programs focus on self-care, mindfulness, gratitude and living with purpose. She also speaks and holds workshops.
Words of Wisdom
Here is some of Claudia’s uplifting advice:
- Make time for joy every single day
- Practice gratitude – keep a journal
- Do small acts of kindness
- Connect with others
- Take care of your body
FAQ
What is a joyologist?
A joyologist is a professional who helps people cultivate inner joy, purpose and meaning in their lives. They use techniques from positive psychology, mindfulness and more.
How do you become a joyologist?
There are no formal educational requirements but most train in areas like positive psychology, meditation, life coaching and counseling. Hands-on experience also helps.
What do joyologists do?
They coach clients 1-on-1 or in groups, develop programs and workshops focused on topics like self-care, gratitude, resilience and finding one’s purpose.
Who can benefit from working with a joyologist?
Anyone wanting more joy and meaning – from stressed out professionals to busy parents to retirees looking to add fulfillment.
How much do joyologists charge?
Fees vary widely but are often around $100-$150 per hour long session. Shorter sessions or group workshops are usually less expensive.