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‘It’s important to me that I’m connected to (and accredited by) the most respected body in coaching worldwide. I have clients from all over the world and I believe it means something to them too. In addition, professionalising the profession is something all coaches should be committed to and this is one way of enacting that.’
Kate Edmonds, MCC
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Issues personal coaching may address
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Individuals normally approach a life or personal coach because they seek help in tackling a particular issue, or have a more general feeling that things are not as they should be and want to make a change.

Areas where life or personal coaches often work include:
  • Relationships, at home or work, or both
  • Communication
  • Change and transition
  • Professional development
  • Balance
  • Personal development/growth
  • Overwhelm/not enough time
  • Desire for greater fulfilment and satisfaction

    Some of the earlier coaching sessions will help clarify what the key issues are for the coachee. Different coaches will have different approaches. Some will use a specific set of models and tools where others will be more free-ranging.

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