FAQ
Questions about coaching, format, and inquiries.
Plain answers about the coaching, the online format, and what an inquiry confirms.
What does Omruiz Coaching actually offer?
Live video coaching for adults who need to deliver a talk, a presentation, or a professional conversation. The six descriptions are public speaking, presentation skills, executive speaking, communication skills, online sessions, and an inquiry path for teams. Every session is by video. The method is practice and feedback on your material.
Is this a class, a course, or a workshop I can enroll in?
No. Open-enrollment classes, self-paced courses, and a public workshop calendar are not offered. Team practice can be discussed only as a scoped inquiry. It is not a course listing.
How much does coaching cost?
Cost, length, and schedule are agreed after the task is discussed, and written down before coaching starts. Describe the situation in the consultation form. A confirmation means the request was sent, not that a price or a time has been set.
How long is a session, and how many will I need?
That depends on the talk. Cost, length, and schedule are agreed after the task is discussed. A single rehearsal of one talk is a coherent shape. A longer sequence is something to discuss, not something to assume.
Do you coach where I live?
Sessions are online, by live video. They are not held at the office. The office address is 1746 E Madison St #5, Phoenix, AZ 85034, USA, and clients are not received there. Contact hours are Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Arizona time. Weekend sessions are by prior arrangement.
How do online sessions work?
You join a live video meeting at a time that was agreed, with your notes or slides available. You speak a section, get feedback, and speak it again. Details are on the online coaching page.
Will you guarantee that I get the job, the sale, or a calm nervous system?
No. Coaching can make a talk clearer and more practiced. It cannot control an audience’s decision. It is not medical care and not psychotherapy. Nerves can be rehearsed around. They are not treated here as a diagnosis.
Is this speech therapy or accent correction?
No. Speech-language pathology, accent modification as a clinical service, and treatment of voice or fluency disorders are outside this practice. A licensed clinician is the right referral for those needs. Pace and clarity for a presentation can still be part of coaching when the need is the talk, not a disorder.
Do you already run corporate programs?
Organizations can ask about group practice. The corporate format is agreed for the team’s task, and the scope is written down after that conversation. The corporate page describes what to include in the inquiry.
Who is the coach?
Mark Sanchez is the owner and the coach. He is a sole proprietor. The coach page lists how to reach him: +1 (480) 744-6945 or information@omruiz.com.
What should I prepare?
The occasion, the audience, the length, and any draft you already have. You do not need a finished script. You do need a real situation. Leave out medical details, government ID numbers, and payment card numbers. The process page lists the same preparation.
What happens after I submit the form?
You see a confirmation only when the request has been accepted for sending. That confirmation does not book a session and does not promise a reply by a particular time. The time, the length, and the fee are agreed in writing before coaching starts.
Can I request that my inquiry be deleted?
Email information@omruiz.com to ask about personal data Omruiz Coaching holds, including an inquiry and later correspondence. The privacy policy explains how that request is handled. It does not promise that every copy will be deleted.
Do you use analytics or advertising cookies?
No. The cookie policy lists the session cookie used to protect the consultation form. There is no analytics tag, advertising pixel, or consent banner, because there is nothing non-essential to consent to.
Are the people in the photographs your coaches or clients?
No. They are illustrations. Captions on the site say so.