Question 1

What is Life Coaching?

Accepted Answer

According to the ICF (International Coaching Federation): ICF defines coaching as partnering with clients in a thought-provoking and creative process that inspires them to maximize their personal and professional potential. The process of coaching often unlocks previously untapped sources of imagination, productivity and leadership. We all have goals we want to reach, challenges we’re striving to overcome and times when we feel stuck. Partnering with a coach can change your life, setting you on a path to greater personal and professional fulfillment.”

Question 2

How does the Client / Coach relationship work?

Accepted Answer

The client/coach relationship is client driven. The coach is not the authority of the client’s life. For each call, the agenda is set by the client. Prior to the call, a prep form is sent to the client and is expected to be filled out and sent to the coach 24 hours before the call. The prep form that is used is helpful to the client. The coach is responsible for the coaching process. The client takes responsibility for their progress, decisions, and actions taken after each call. The coaching relationship is ongoing and the coaching process can take months to arrive at a desired outcome for the client. The client and/or coach has the right to stop coaching at any time. If the coach decides to end the coaching relationship, then the coach may also refer the client to another source as needed.

Question 3

What are the benefits of Life Coaching?

Accepted Answer

Committing to life coaching has many benefits for the client. Here are some examples: Life Coaching allows the client uninterrupted time for themselves to imagine, dream, contemplate and connect with parts of themselves that they might have forgotten. It allows the client the ability to organize their mind, wants, desires, challenges, and outcomes. Working with a coach will bring forth the best of you through the coach asking you questions that you cannot think to ask yourself on your own. Life Coaching empowers the client to take action on what they really want and they will grow.

Question 4

Tell me more about my coach.

Accepted Answer

Brandis is certified through Professional Christian Coaching Institute and has her CPLC (Certified Professional Life Coach) certification. She loves coaching and feels very rewarded and blessed that she is able to do what she loves. She also is the author of a Christian Guided Journal, called “The Climb.” She is married to her college sweetheart and has two children. She was a high school Spanish teacher before becoming a stay-at-home mom. She loves spending time with her family,  caring for her home, reading, journaling, exercising, cooking, being in nature, and of course dreaming up the next best thing! You can find her on YouTube @StepIntoANewDay. You can find her on Facebook @StepIntoANewDay and you can find her on Instagram @StepIntoANewDayLifeCoaching.

Question 5

What are topics that Coach Brandis can coach around?

Accepted Answer

There are many topics that Step into a New Day can provide coaching for. Here are some examples: self-care, home organization, de-cluttering, self-love, moving past trauma and shame, habits and routines, vision casting, spiritual growth, self-empowerment, life purpose, mindset, and co-dependency.

Some questions to ask yourself are as follows:

Are you a verbal processor?

Do you need help with organizing your thoughts?

Do you need help to go deeper with your thoughts, visions, and understanding about yourself?

Do you thrive with accountability?

Do you seek spiritual encouragement?

Do you enjoy partnership when going towards what you want?

Do you want the best for your home, mind, body, and spirit?

If you answer yes to any of these questions, then Step into a New Day Life Coaching will be a good fit for you!

Question 6

What is the difference between Life Coaching and therapy?

Accepted Answer

Coaching is meeting a client where they are and moving toward the future. The coach is there to facilitate growth and cannot diagnose any mental conditions. The focus is on the present and future and not the past.

Coaching is not therapy, psycho-therapy, counseling, advice-giving, mental health care, or treatment for substance abuse. The coach is not a replacement for professional medical advice, financial assistance, legal counsel, or other professional services. If it becomes apparent that the client is in need of any of these services, then the coach will either work in conjunction with another party or the coach will refer the client to the appropriate source and discontinue coaching. When the client is ready to come back to coaching, the coach will continue work.

Question 7

Confidentiality?

Accepted Answer

Everything that takes place within the coaching relationship is strictly confidential and will not be shared with any third party without the consent of the client. Everything that is shared with me as your coach is sacred. I take that very seriously and I want you to feel as comfortable as possible! Let’s partner together my dear one! You don’t have to stay stuck! You deserve a life well lived!

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Frequently
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What is Life Coaching?

How does the Client / Coach relationship work?

What are the benefits of Life Coaching?

Tell me more about my coach.

What are topics that Coach Brandis can coach around?

What is the difference between Life Coaching and therapy?

Confidentiality?

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331-218-3423

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Life Coaching?

How does the Client / Coach relationship work?

What are the benefits of Life Coaching?

Tell me more about my coach.

What are topics that Coach Brandis can coach around?

What is the difference between Life Coaching and therapy?

Confidentiality?

Are you ready to "Step Into A New Day"?

Contact Us

Frequently
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Are you ready to
"Step Into A New Day"?