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Self-Improvement
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Duration : 45 MIN
Our Coaches
Working with a coach can help you achieve more clarity, greater confidence, better direction, and accountability to reach your desired goals through one-on-one conversations.
If you’re ready to:
- Move beyond feeling stuck
- Enter into the wholeness God has given you
- Practice Biblical life skills that will help you challenge negative thinking and make space for more healthy and loving relationships
- Become more compassionate towards yourself and others
- Find the courage to take new risks
- Gain confidence to speak your thoughts and feelings constructively
- Deepen your relationship with God and others
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is Coaching?
Life coaching plays a significant role in helping individuals set and achieve their goals. By working with a life coach, you can create a clear, actionable plan to achieve your goals, overcome obstacles, and maintain motivation and focus.
Is Coaching a Type of Therapy?
A key difference between a therapist and a life coach is that a life coach cannot diagnose a mental health disorder. However, a life coach who believes that a client may be struggling with mental health issues can refer that person to a mental health therapist. A client may undergo both life coaching and therapy simultaneously for optimal results.
Who Hires a Life Coach?
Clients who may have difficulties with issues such as time management, motivation, productivity, clarify the life and love you want to achieve, or work-life balance. Clients who need help with developing strategies and self-improvement skills for overcoming the obstacles preventing them from achieving their goals.
What Clients Can Expect During a Session With a Life Coach
Life coaching is intended to help and empower people. Clients may be asked to fill out one or more questionnaires that request information about their background, aspirations and challenges. Clients can also expect to be asked questions about their current life situation and the direction they would like their life to go.
Coaches are action-oriented
Coaches come alongside someone who wants to change and grow. They aren’t necessarily dealing with someone’s past issues or something that is “wrong.” Rather they focus on what impedes someone’s progress to move forward. Most coaches are not counselors but have been trained in the process of helping that person move toward the desired result.
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