Coach Training School
Research Paper By Ilim Guner
(Transformational Life Coach, TURKEY)
This paper aims to look at Toltecs, who were a society that lived in Central Mexico between the eighth and twelfth centuries A.D, and observe how their culture and spiritual wisdom can be utilized Continue Reading…
In last week’s Coaching 101 class, a student asked how much do coaches earn? In this video Nick Bosk looks at average coach salaries vs the over-hyped Continue…
In the Coaching 101 teleclasses, Nick is often asked, do I need to have specific background or expertise to be a successful coach? Continue…
In last week’s coaching 101 class, a student asked, “What is the difference between coaching and mental health such as, therapy or counseling? Continue…
Helen Omand brings a wealth of experience, intelligence, humour and educated awareness to the coaching and training relationship. Drawing on 30 Continue…
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In this LIVE Teleseminar Robyn Logan and Merci Miglino explore the issues around developing a coaching profile – where to start and what to expect.
Interview with Trine Camilla Jensen
Entrepreneurial Coach, UNITED STATES
In this video, Trine talks with host Merci Miglino, PCC, about how examining our core values creates the foundational awareness needed Continue…
The New Year always brings with it a flurry of resolutions and good intentions. This year will be different. This year it will all change. And yet for many it doesn’t. Continue…
Research Paper By Donna Robinson
(Relationship & Life Coach, UNITED STATES)
Members of Alcoholic Family systems, namely Adult children of Alcoholics, typically exhibit patterns, traits and behaviors that, although distinctly different from those of the alcoholic, are no less challenging to a satisfactory and successful life. In Adult Children, Continue Reading…
A Coaching Power Tool created by Nisha Sharma
(Life Coaching, UNITED KINGDOM)
Keeping track of the emotions and the energy shift of how the client feels once they are taking action towards their goals is imperative – ask the client to possibly write a journal or make notes on how they feel when they complete their action. Continue…
