Executive Coaching
Who is it for?
C-suite, senior executives, individuals in leadership roles and high potentials
Examples of topics addressed (non exhaustive):
- Leadership development
- Future leader grooming
- Relationships & politics
- Board strategy
- Strategic planning
- Decision making
- Change management
- Behavioural change (e.g. communicating, influencing)
- Resolving conflicts
- Emotional intelligence
- Work life balance
- Reducing stress and anxiety
Career Coaching
Who is it for?
All professional levels
Examples of topics addressed (non exhaustive):
- Personal branding
- Career exploration and strategy
- Career fulfilment & achievement
- Going up the ladder (e.g. promotion, salary negotiation)
- Career transition (e.g. new role, CV review, interview preparation)
- Increasing self-confidence & assertiveness
- Reducing stress and anxiety
- Organizational change (e.g. productivity, performance)
- Relationships & politics
- Team management (e.g. engaging, conflict resolution, emotional intelligence, reducing attrition)
- New skill development (e.g. communication, sales, coaching, leadership)
Business Coaching
Who is it for?
Business leaders and entrepreneurs
Examples of topics addressed (non exhaustive):
- Business plan and strategy (e.g. objectives, sales, marketing)
- Business goal achievement
- Daily management of challenges (e.g. human resources management, operations, etc.)
- Relationship management (e.g. with clients, providers, employees)
- Performance and priority management
- Work life balance
- Reducing stress and anxiety
Life Coaching
Who is it for?
People from every possible background, age and occupation.
Examples of topics addressed (non exhaustive):
- Personal or professional goal achievement
- Living a life of meaning and purpose (e.g. gain clarity)
- Life planning
- Gaining insight into one’s identity, strengths, capabilities or potential
- Emotional intelligence (e.g. learning to deal with own/others feelings)
- Behavioural change (e.g. gaining confidence, increasing motivation, improving communication, exploring what is holding oneself back)
- Work life balance
- Reducing stress and anxiety
Relationships & Family
Who is it for?
People from every possible background, age and occupation.
Examples of topics addressed (non exhaustive):
- Feeling greater fulfilment in your personal relationships (partner, children, family, friends, colleagues, clients)
- Improving relationships with self/professional relationships
- Emotional intelligence (e.g. learning to deal with own or others feelings)
- Resolving conflicts
- Clear thinking, getting perspective, setting relationship goals
- Thriving in marriage
- Taking a romance to the next level
- Grieving a lost one
Workplace Wellness
Who is it for?
People from every possible background, age and occupation.
Examples of topics addressed (non exhaustive):
- Lifestyle quality (e.g. food, physical exercises)
- Weight loss
- Mood, emotional well being and perceived energy
- Sleeping issues
- Healthy aging
- Living with disease or disability
- Work life balance
