Coaching is NOT Therapy

  1. Goal-Oriented Support: Life coaching is a collaborative and goal-oriented process focused on helping individuals identify and achieve their personal and professional goals. Coaches work with clients to create a roadmap for success and provide support in navigating challenges.
  2. Empowerment and Accountability: Coaches empower clients by helping them tap into their potential, gain clarity, and make informed decisions. Accountability is a crucial aspect, as coaches assist clients in staying committed to their objectives and taking actionable steps.
  3. Holistic Approach: Life coaching considers various aspects of a person's life, including career, relationships, personal development, and well-being. It aims to foster balance and fulfillment across different domains.
  1. Therapy or Counseling: While therapy focuses on healing and understanding the past, life coaching is future-oriented, concentrating on setting and achieving goals. It does not delve into deep psychological issues or provide diagnoses.
  2. Consulting or Mentoring: Coaches do not provide expert advice or solutions. Instead, they facilitate a process where clients discover their own solutions through introspection, exploration, and goal-setting. A coach may provide information based on personal knowledge and experience.
  3. A Quick Fix: Life coaching is a gradual process that requires commitment and effort from the client. It is not a quick fix but rather a journey of self-discovery and growth.

If you are ready to move forward with strategy and accountability, I am here for you.