FAQ

Yes. The International Coach Federation (ICF) is the leading regulatory organization for coaching. Although anyone can call him/herself a coach, ICF Credentials are awarded only to professional coaches who have met stringent education and experience requirements, and have demonstrated mastery of the coaching competencies. ICF has established a code of ethics, core competencies, and accreditation processes that all ICF certified coaches adhere to. To learn more, click here.

Before committing to coaching with anyone, make sure you have selected a person and an approach that feels right. With that in mind, I invite you to schedule a complimentary session with me (see the box to the right) so that together we can identify if this is an appropriate fit. You will have a chance to explain your situation, ask me questions, and learn what coaching with me would be like. Also, feel free to go to my About Nan page to learn more about me and my approach to coaching.

All you have to do is sign up for an initial session.

I will:

• Be a partner in bringing out the best, the deepest, and the truest in you.
• Provide encouragement, support and confidentiality.
• Expand your view of what is possible and promote discovery of new insights.
• Give you input, straight feedback and operate as a sounding board.
• Listen carefully to what you say and ask questions that increase awareness and inspire meaningful action.
• Be an on-going resource for you and a source of accountability.