What is professional Coaching?
Coaching starts with the client's desire to create change and required setting a clear goal from the outset, agreed between the and the coachee. This goal becomes the central focus around which the coaching sessions are structured
As a life coach, I don't know better than my clients what is right for them. Instead, I use tools to guide and support them, working from the objectives defined at the outset and bringing clarity where things may feel unclear or uncertain.
Life coaching starts with the client's desire to create change and required setting a clear goal from the outset, agreed between the and the coachee. This goal becomes the central focus around which the coaching sessions are structured
Contrary to what some people think, a real coach does not advise his clients and does not offer ready-made solution to them.
I see coaching as an art—guiding my clients on their paths of inner transformation, helping them feel more aligned with what is right for them and enabling them to fully unfold in their lives.
Being a coach is not something one can improvise, and calling oneself a coach does not make it so. Since this profession is not yet legally regulated, many people present themselves as coaches without having received proper training or certification.
I practice coaching with enthusiasm and passion, guided by the 8 core coaching competencies of the coach defined by the International Coach Federation (ICF).
What I offer
During 6 to 10 sessions, in person or remotely, I provide structured and effective support, helping you move forward with greater clarity and determination toward the goal that matters most to you.
Each coaching session begins with a discussion of your current situation and goals. I help you identify areas for improvement and implement concrete strategies to achieve them.
At the end of the session, you will receive practical exercises, guided reflections, or personalized tools according to your problem.
You leave with clear actions to implement before the next session.
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