LIFE COACHINGProvided by:Peggy Walton, PhDWhat Is Life Coaching?Life coaching is a process leading to professional and personal renewal. Supported by a trained life coach, you have access to strategies and tools that will provide you with new knowledge and self-awareness as you create a vision for your future.
The goal is to help you focus on creating possible solutions and pathways to reach your goals. The Coaching RelationshipLife coaching is a partnership between you and your coach that helps you identify your restlessness and articulate the reasons for your sense of stagnation. By setting realistic goals for yourself, your coach will help you accomplish what is important to you, helping to move you forward through your life with renewed purpose and joy.
In a coaching relationship, the agenda is yours: it is your life that is opening to the next stage, through steps that make sense to you. The role of a coach is to mirror back to you what he or she hears, to cheer and root for you, to reflect hunches or intuitions, to clarify what transpires between you two.
Life coaching is a win-win relationship for both the client and the coach – because both grow and learn from the powerful conversations that take place.
How does it work?Working together, we create a safe place to explore and reflect upon your life and decisions so that you live deliberately. This happens through:
What are the benefits of coaching?Coaching can help you:
How long does coaching last? Coaching takes effort, motivation and time, and its duration depends on your unique situation. Typically, clients contract for 1-4 months of weekly coaching, after which the contract may be renewed. Most coaching sessions last a full hour; some may last longer than an hour depending on the subject matter at hand.
Where do we start?Coaching is a process that begins with mutual trust and ends with when you feel launched, having set a direction for your future. This process usually takes 4-8 coaching sessions.
We start with an initial conversation in which we explore your situation and your expectations.
You and I, then, develop a proposal that includes a description of:
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