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I’m sure you could, and that may be a productive use of your time.

However, while they are likely a fabulous pastor, they won’t be skilled in coaching and won’t have the skills or resources to help you to reach your goals.

But maybe talking with your pastor as a first step might be a good idea, and then consider life coaching to help clarify your thinking. 

It’s hard to say, and while both forms of support are there to help you move forward in your life, coaching concentrates on who and where you are now, instead of dwelling in the past.

If you are unsure, it is best to make contact with me and we can consider the best method to move forward.

The main difference between life coaching and counselling is in where the focus lies. Counscelling tends to look back, focussing on the past, and sees the need for healing from the past. Coaching on the other hand tends to start where you currently are and sets goals to help you move forward.

Absolutely. As christians it can be difficult to find a clear way through life. We want to pursue the desires that God has laid on our hearts, while also living godly lives and sometimes the lines can become blurred.

As a fellow Christian, a pastor and qualified life coach, I’m in a unique position to help you.

Life coaching covers all areas of your life – physical, mental and spiritual. It can help you in areas of confidence, career, purpose, relationships, communication and much more.

However, the central theme of Christian based life coaching is that as Christians, we live with God in our lives, as found in Jesus. As a Christian, for life coaching to be successful, it’s imperative that your faith matches your life, and so we will work together ensuring your spiritual life is given focus as you move forward in your life goals.

All coaching sessions are done online.

This is in part due to Covid and the restrictions in place. However, as we have all become more accustomed to online meetings, people are generally happy to meet online.