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Just as athletes have coaches to improve their sporting performance, a life coach can help you get what you really want from your life and work.
Coaching is not legally regulated in the UK. Anyone can set up as a life coach without knowing very much about the subject.
However, there are two main organisations which seek to set standards for the coaching industry. These are the International Coach Federation (ICF) and the Association for Caching. You'll find more information about what they do on their website. We adhere to their code of ethics.
All our coaches have been professionally trained and undergo regular professional development. We believe this is essential to ensure excellence in coaching.
Coaching can be life-changing because you'll learn a great deal about yourself along the coaching journey. And the effects can be enduring because you'll make changes to your life which will have powerful effects well into the future.
Coaching is not like counselling or other therapies. For example, counselling looks at past events which are affecting your life now. Coaching doesn't look back, it looks forward to your future.
How does coaching work?
You meet with your coach in person, or speak to them on the telephone for about an hour at a time - although the first session usually takes a little longer, about 90 minutes.
We are based in London, but can often recommend coaching colleagues in other areas of the UK. Telephone sessions can be held from any part of the globe at times to suit you.
Because coaching is about your life, we are always flexible about the number of sessions in a coaching course. So, we'll coach you for a single session, or as many as you need.
Our recommended basic course consists of 6 coaching sessions held once every week, fortnight, or month. It can last between 6 weeks and 6 months depending on your needs and the goal you set yourself.
Your coach acts as a guide, supporting you as you move forwards towards your goal.
Along the way, your coach will challenge and stretch you, and will hold you responsible and accountable for your actions. And that's how it should be, because in the end you must control your own life to make it what you really want it to be.
Coaching does not involve compulsion or coercion. So, you can end your coaching at any time if you feel that your coach is not the right person for you, or that your coaching is not giving you the results you expected.
You and your coach work together as a partnership where you make all the decisions and your coach acts as a guide, motivator and analyst.
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Our coaching director, Peter Brown, is a graduate of the Certificate of Professional Coaching Practice run by New-U Coaching, fully accredited by the ICF.
Peter is also an associate member of the Association for Coaching.
There's more information about Peter here.
