Who should see a Life Coach?

Anyone who is have inner struggle, hurts, habits, or challenges in life which are challenging to break through. Working with a coach can help you see things through another lens, to set and reach goals to move forward, and have someone unrelated to you to encourage you through the process. No challenge is too small to work through with your coach. New Beginnings Life Coaching may be for you if you are a woman struggling with addiction, codependency, family issues, major change in your work or home life, or maybe you just have a void or struggle that you haven’t been able to name.

Is Life Coaching the same as Counseling?

No. Life Coaching is not counseling. It is often explained that counseling may help you heal from your past, and coaching will help you move toward your future. Counseling requires a licensed professional counselor who holds the required degree specified by each state licensing board. Your Life Coach will not diagnose any mental health issue, medical issue, and will not prescribe any medications or treatment of any kind.

What certificates does my coach hold?

Beth holds certifications from Light University through the American Association of Christian Counselors. She has completed training courses including Caring for People Gods Way, Professional Life Coaching 101 & 201, and Mental Health Coaching 101, 201, 301.

How many sessions will I need?

You get to decide how many sessions are best for you. Beth will work with you to determine what your goals are, your availability, your budget, and your need. You will not be held to a specific number of sessions and your are not committing to a contract. You may schedule a FREE 15 minute consultation session to determine if coaching is for you. If your needs are beyond the scope of Life Coaching Beth can make a referral to someone qualified for your specific situation. Life Coaching isn’t for everyone, so if you ever feel like it’s not for you, that is OK!