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Life and Leadership Coaching

Begin your coaching journey for more fruitful outcomes in your life and leadership.

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    International Christian Coaching Association Coaching Ethics

    Read about what coaching is and is not. See and understand policy and ethical standards from the International Christian Coaching Association.

    Download ICCA Ethics
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    Coaching Agreement Form

    Begin by downloading the Coaching Agreement Form. We will sign this document after our first free session, once we determine fit, and before our first scheduled coaching session.

    Download the Coaching Agreement Form
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    Coaching Consent Form

    Learn about me and my coaching practice and download the Counseling Consent Form.

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Certifications and Memberships

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