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Coaching Services
Reasons for using One-on-One Coaching are:
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offering tailored development as a means of rewarding and retaining key staff critical to the business.
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acting as an objective and independent sounding board to a senior individual;
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accelerating the personal development of individuals defined as high potential;
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supporting the appointment of a person into a different role;
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enhancing personal impact and performance;
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managing stress, change, conflict or crisis;
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preparation for role/career changes;
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spiritual growth
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relationship issues
One-on-One Coaching
Like any other form of coaching, one-on-one coaching, or individual coaching, is a service focused on helping clients overcome challenges and achieve their goals.
But, as the name suggests, one-on-one coaching is delivered in a private, individualized format.
Coaches work with their clients directly rather than in a group setting. This provides a more focused, intimate, and confidential arrangement.
Remember that one-on-one coaching describes the type of relationship, not the environment.
So yes, it occurs between a coach and one client – but it can be delivered in-person or remotely, in real-time or asynchronously.
Spiritual Coaching
Group Coaching
Group Coaching continues to increase in popularity for coaches and clients alike. Grounded in our core coaching competencies, group coaching brings the coaching conversation into a small group context. It is an intimate conversation space, focused on goal setting, deepening awareness around key issues, taking action, and accountability. For a group to be considered group coaching the ICF has set the upper threshold group size at 15. Most groups are much smaller, particularly those in the virtual environment.
Over the past few years, coaches have continued to expand the boundaries of group coaching. Whether you are a coach designing your own programs for parents, small business owners, those exploring work-life issues, or you are working with groups in an organization, group coaching offers many benefits to coach and client alike. Group coaching is both a virtual and in-person modality. Many coaches and clients enjoy the connections formed virtually with other participants, who may be several time zones and countries away.
Corporate Coaching
What Is Corporate Coaching?
Corporate coaching is not a form of classroom learning like many other corporate training programs. Corporate coaching is deeply motivational, and it strives to inspire employees to reach certain goals. This type of coaching concentrates on the individual, their happiness, and what they can do to help the organization be successful.
A good corporate coaching session teaches employees to maximize profits and productivity without being too forceful to any people who may work with them. Corporate coaching, when done from the top-level, changes the way an organization operates. Once senior management starts acting differently, the changes from the top work their way down and the organization changes.
Couples Coaching
What is couples coaching?
No relationship is perfect. Whether you’ve been together for 10 months or 10 years, chances are you’ve seen the odd snag in your partnership - the argument that comes up again and again, the nagging concern you’re yet to address. Relationship problems are normal, but there may come a time when you ask yourself if you could benefit from professional support.
Not so long ago, the standard option for this type of help was couples counselling. Now, however, there is a range of options available, including couples coaching.
Coaching aims to help people identify their goals and desires, and support them in making them happen. In couples coaching, this process is the same but within the concept of a romantic relationship. Seeking to gain clarity and understanding around what’s feeling difficult in the relationship and what your goals are, a couples coach can help you work together to uncover solutions.
As well as supporting the two of you in a couple, this approach can also help on an individual level, ensuring you’re feeling fulfilled both inside and outside the relationship. Those coming to couples coaching often know they want to make their relationship work and are looking for help to make their partnership thrive.
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