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"Unlocking Potential, Igniting Passion, Shaping Futures "
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"Unlocking Potential, Igniting Passion, Shaping Futures "
“Welcome to [Your Name]’s coaching services – a place where young minds are nurtured, dreams are turned into reality, and success is defined by fulfilment.
My mission is to guide and inspire young people to discover their potential, build confidence, and navigate the journey of life with purpose and positivity.
I specialise in…
- Life Coaching
- Career Coaching
- School & Academic Performance
- Health & Wellbeing Coaching
- Relationship & Friendship Coaching
- Work Transitions
- Interview preparation
- Job Search Skills
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Transitioning to high school
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Coaching for Parents
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Motivation
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Self esteem
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Confidence
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Communication Skills
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Stress Management
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Goal Setting
I work with ..
- Children
- Adolescents
- Young Adults
- Parents
How I work ..
- One to one – online or face to face
- Walk & Talk with my therapy dog Freckle
- Group Coaching
- Book a Talk or Workshop – By arrangement
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Coaching Young People For Success Tips & Stories
Frequently Asked Questions
Coaching is a strengths-based, future-focused process that empowers individuals clarify their life vision, set goals, overcome obstacles, and create actionable plans for success. It empowers individuals to unlock their potential, enhance their mindset, and make positive, proactive changes toward living a fulfilling life and becoming their best self.
Coaching focuses on personal development and achieving specific goals, while counselling deals with addressing emotional, psychological, or mental health challenges. Coaching is future-focused, whereas counseling often addresses past experiences and healing. Coaching is ideal if you’re looking to improve performance, develop specific skills, or work toward personal or professional goals. Counselling is recommended if you’re dealing with emotional struggles, trauma, or mental health issues that require therapeutic intervention.
While coaching can support mental well-being by building confidence and overcoming obstacles, it is not a replacement for therapy or counselling. If you are dealing with clinical mental health issues, counselling or therapy with a licensed professional is recommended.
Yes, in most cases, coaching and counselling can complement each other. For example, a person might work with a counselor to address emotional or psychological concerns and then seek a coach for goal-setting and personal development.
I deliver coaching services to suit the needs of my clients. I coach face to face in my office, in your home or online as appropriate. I also offer walk and talk coaching with my dog freckle. Plus coaching workshops at different locations, in schools and online.
Many insurances do not classify life coaching as a covered item. It is important to check with your provider.
Medicare unfortunately, as with health insurance does not classify Life Coaching as a covered item.