Photo by Neil Thomas on Unsplash Understanding the different types of support and the opportunities for professional development available to coaches after their initial coach training is of the utmost importance. Coaches have a professional
Photo by Nguyen Dang Hoang Nhu on Unsplash The International Coaching Federation (ICF) recently announced some changes to their credentialing process: The credentialing paths have been renamed, The standards for performance evaluation and the credentialing
Photo by Jens Lelie on Unsplash In recent years, the International Coaching Federation (ICF) has launched a series of transformations to revamp their framework. This shift started in 2019 when they announced a new core
Photo by Gabrielle Henderson on Unsplash Every 3 years, ICF-accredited coaches are invited to renew their credential. One of the requirements for all 3 accreditation levels (ACC, PCC and MCC) is the completion of 40
Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash Whether you want to become a professional coach, or have been coaching for many years, you have probably looked into getting an accreditation. The coaching industry is unregulated, in
Photo by Aaron Jones on Unsplash In some professions, attending supervision is mandatory if one wants to keep practicing under a licence or an accreditation. This is particularly true in the field of mental health,
Photo by Felipe Correia on Unsplash If we were to look at the words we use the most on this website, the term “coaching” would naturally be the top one. In pure coaching fashion, it
Photo by Jon Tyson on Unsplash In a booming industry as unregulated as coaching, it is difficult to navigate – for both coaches and clients – the different practices, approaches, and styles of coaching. This
Photo by lilartsie on Unsplash If you are a coach or you are looking for information about the ICF accreditation requirements, you probably encountered the term “Mentor Coaching.” This can be confusing as coaching and
Photo by Jason Goodman on Unsplash Because coaching is a growing, yet unregulated industry, there are a lot of companies out there offering coach training. It is essential for aspiring coaches to do their own
Photo by Simon Wilkes on Unsplash Presence is one of the most – if not *THE* most – important competencies in coaching. When new coaches start their practice, they tend to focus on learning how
Photo by LinkedIn Sales Solutions on Unsplash Coaching is both a science and an art. We can learn the foundational skills in training, but ultimately we need to go on the field and practice in
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