A coach will help you gain clarity, perspective and purpose and identify the path to your future.
Help to identify what is stopping you and find a way around it
Development of skills to future proof your decision making
Your coach will provide support, challenge and guidance but real growth and change requires investment and commitment from you.
Are you worth it ? How deeply do you desire change ? What is the impact of the status quo?
No !
You are the most powerful part of the coaching conversation because you have the answers ... but just as it's hard to scratch your own back, it can be hard to find the answers by yourself.
Be open and honest with yourself and your coach
Be willing to reflect and take action between sessions
Coaching, counselling or both ?
If you decide that you are ready to go ahead with coaching, you will be investing time and money in yourself. It is vital that you are aware of what coaching is and, almost more importantly, what it isn't.
Coaching and counselling are both forms of personal development but they differ in focus, approach and goals. Everyone has a different path and timescale which is completely understandable and normal.
Following a loss, particularly involving trauma, some people may need to invest in counselling before moving to coaching, some may undertake both at the same time, others may head straight to coaching.
Coaching is mainly future focused helping people find positive ways to move forward after a loss. Karen will help you set personal goals, create new routines and gently build a fulfilling life.
Counselling is past or present focused, processing emotions and addressing complex issues associated with stages of grief and healing.
Coaching is typically action orientated, helping people to find coping strategies and find purpose and meaning after loss. Karen will encourage new perspectives and ways to create positive memories.
Counselling is more reflective, using therapeutic techniques to allow people to work through guilt, regret, and to cope with the reality of their loss.
The goal of coaching is to empower people to adapt and create a meaningful life after loss. Karen will focus on helping you to move forward and grow in a healthy way and at your pace.
The goal of counselling is to help people understand and accept their feelings of grief, this may often involve specialised approaches around complex emotions.
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