Healthy GamerReviews of healthygamer.gg

I did more than 20 weeks of group coaching. Nobody can say that I didn’t give it a fair shake. The problem with advertising group coaching to a bunch of socially inept and professionally inexperienced people is that you then have a group full of those people. Attendance was spotty, the coaches were pretty hands-off for the most part, and while 20 weeks seems like a lot of time, it’s really not much when you have 7 people who all want to tackle their biggest challenges and insecurities. Save your money for a decent therapist.

Overall, it did not help me. Coaches are 100% hit or miss and theres no screening process for clients to try their coaches. Why am I paying upwards of $50 a session to talk to an unqualified individual who is supposed to help me understand and resolve my issues? More details on the coaching experience I received: 2020: I received 8 free personal coaching lessons from a coach "in training". The coach did not particularly add anything useful in helping me explore my issues. However, they did validate my emotions. 2022: I received 8 weeks of free career coaching (per their pilot program). I think this coach was decent because he was actually trained and he seemed competent. The problem was that I couldn't do the things he wanted to me to do. 2023: I paid for 8 weeks of personal coaching with someone who should've been trained. He seemed smart. The problem is that he wasn't helpful at all. I felt that he didn't care to try to help me with my issues. Like, I had to lead the conversations and do all the work. It was not worth it. A complete miss on Healthy Gamer's side.

Ask me how their discord mods react when violations of their rule 6 are reported.

1:1 Coaching Review: A coach is 'randomly' assigned to you based on the coaches available, no figuring out of they are a good match. The coach never took notes and between sessions forgot everything, we had a lot of repeated conversations (Probably because they didn't take notes). There were no agenda items going into each session and the coach preferred that I 'led' each session, but it circled into me surfacing information that was previously told to the coach and trying to build on it, to which they have no memory of suck conversations. No action items going out of each coaching sessions and no reflection at the end, which really got me questioning, what was the value in that session? The coach eventually let it slip that he had 40 other clients to see that week alone.. which explains the complete lack of professional attitude, a therapist/coach should not any anywhere near that number and it honestly made the whole experience feel like a factory, designed to pull in significant money for little to no value. I honestly feel like it's borderline scamming.

They happily accepted my money without taking the time to decide whether they could actually help me. I get that they aren't qualified to diagnose anything, but they should at least try to determine whether the severity of the symptoms are a match for coaching.

Hypocrites and frauds. They claim to care about helping people but are happy to let millions suffer when they could easily help, even when they would have been compensated. I was a long time subscriber and a customer and they treated me incredibly rudely with immense disrespect.