Whole Life Coaching
- Answers to FAQs

Is Coaching a Safe Place to Reveal My Innermost Thoughts?

Coaching is not a superficial relationship.

You'll be invited to share personal details about your life. You'll be encouraged to think deeply about your values, your beliefs and your dreams.

You'll explore the things you like best, and least, about yourself. And, celebrate successes and investigate failures.

Through it all you can rest assured that both you and your privacy will be treated with respect.

The priviledged nature of coaching - working with your dreams and aspirations - participating in your personal growth and development - means that high standards of service and ethical practice are more than important. They are vital.

And they're about more than protecting you, the consumer. Without trust, respect, honesty, integrity and committment, coaching simply doesn't work.

So, you can be assured that the Results Agency will always strive to maintain the high standards you expect, and coaching requires.

These principles of ethical practice are endorsed and supported by my professional associations:

• International Coach Federation - read ICF Code of Ethics
• British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy - Go to BACP website, then select "Ethical Framework" to see details.

If this area is of particular concern to you, please do contact me with any questions you might have.

NB Coaching is currently unregulated in the UK, however, I'm sure that, as a consumer, you are more than capable of identifying good service. I encourage you to approach employing a coach in the same way as you would go about employing any other professional.