FAQ

Who works with a coach

People from all different ages, backgrounds and professions can benefit from having a coach. I work with many people from women who want to live the life they deserve and busy professionals who want a different perspective on life; coaching can help. All my clients want to get more out of life.

What is coaching really about?

Coaching is becoming a popular term and it is also misunderstood. I describe coaching to many people as the ultimate form of personal development. A coach is different to an instructor and a mentor and has specialist skills to improve performance. The best way to find out is to book a complimentary session, and its usual that productivity and purpose increases immediately.

How does coaching differ to counseling?

Generally coaching tends to focus on the future, whereas counseling focuses on the past. If clients suffer from any form of depression or mental illness then they are referred on to suitable treatment therapies. Coaching increases performance and assist clients reach goals.

How is coaching delivered?

Either face-to-face or on the telephone, with support in-between sessions as required, via email or laser phone calls.

Is coaching confidential?

Absolutely!

Can coaching help with a specialised issue or problem?

Coaching is designed to be personalised to you; so yes

What goals do most people want to achieve?

Some people want greater success in their finances, relationships, career performance, fulfillment, leadership and winning. People may also want a different perspective, an independent set of ears to listen to them, someone to support them and may want more balance in their lives.