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Since 2010, I've coached thousands of clients on their journeys to excellence. With degrees in English (emphasizing interpersonal communication) and Exercise Science (emphasizing human performance and sport), I bring a well-rounded perspective to my coaching.
I'm a Mayo Clinic-trained behavior change coach, an NBHWC-certified health and wellness coach, and a certified Executive Coach from the Center for Executive Coaching. This combination allows me to offer a holistic approach that considers the interconnectedness of every aspect of your life, recognizing that each area influences the others.
My core belief: every person has the power to design their dream life. I challenge clients to discover their strengths and values, then craft a personalized roadmap to achieve their goals, whether professional or personal.
Yes, I offer both in-person and virtual coaching sessions to accommodate the needs and preferences of my clients. Feel free to email me and we can discuss the best fit for you.
I work with clients from all walks of life who are committed to personal growth and achieving their goals. Some of my clients are seeking career advancement, while others are looking to improve their relationships or find greater fulfillment in life.
Confidentiality is of utmost importance in my coaching practice. I adhere to the International Coach Federation's (ICF) Code of Ethics, which includes strict guidelines for maintaining client confidentiality.
The length of a coaching program depends on the individual and their goals. Some programs may last a few months, while others may last a year or more.
If a client is feeling stuck in their career, I work with them to identify the root cause of their dissatisfaction. This may involve exploring their values, interests, and skills, as well as any external factors that may be impacting their career. From there, we develop a plan to address these issues and move towards a more fulfilling career.
Coaching and consulting are both forms of guidance, but they differ in their approaches and objectives.