Membership & Community Gaining the ICF's Professional Credential - An Overview What's on 2008 - Events, Conferences & Forum UK ICF Credentialed Coaches 2007 Programme - Archived recordings ICF Accredited Coach Training Programmes Hiring a Coach - Organisations Hiring a Coach - Individuals Issues personal coaching may address Research and publications Local Groups for Coaches Contact Us UK ICF Newsletters ‘I love the opportunity to be accredited by an independent body which qualifies coaches to the very highest standards. This means that clients truly know that coaches who meet the ICF’s quality measure really are up to the job. This will do much for the future of our profession and for me as a professional.’ Martin Haworth, ACC Issues personal coaching may address 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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