Please note that coaching is NOT therapy. Coaching services are not medical treatments, and do not involve psychological evaluation, diagnosis or treatment. Please carefully read the information below to make an informed choice about what service is best for you.
What is Therapy?
Definition: Therapy, often referred to as counseling or psychotherapy, is provided by licensed mental health professionals. Therapists are trained to diagnose and treat mental health conditions, helping individuals understand and heal from past traumas, cope with mental health issues, and work through emotional challenges.
Approach: Therapy tends to be more in-depth, focusing on emotional healing and recovery. It often involves exploring past experiences and their impact on current behavior and mental health. Therapists help clients navigate complex emotional landscapes and offer strategies for dealing with psychological distress.
Goal: The primary goal of therapy is to help individuals heal, grow, and achieve psychological well-being. It often addresses specific mental health conditions like anxiety, depression, or PTSD.
What is Coaching?
Definition: Coaching is a process facilitated by professionals, often with specialized training but not necessarily licensed as mental health providers. Coaches focus on setting and achieving specific goals, personal growth, and enhancing performance in various areas of life.
Approach: Coaching is typically more action-oriented and future-focused. It involves identifying goals, overcoming obstacles, and maximizing personal and professional potential. Coaches provide motivation, accountability, and strategies to help clients achieve their objectives.
Goal: The aim of coaching is to inspire and support clients in reaching their personal or professional goals. It is more about building and nurturing skills, developing strategies for success, and fostering a proactive approach to life.
Choose Therapy for...
Mental Health Issues: Anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other mental disorders.
Emotional Challenges: Overcoming grief, emotional distress, or anger.
Trauma and Past Experiences: Healing from past abuse, trauma, or significant negative events.
Relationship Difficulties: Addressing issues in personal or family relationships.
Behavioral and Addiction Problems: Tackling addictive behaviors or harmful patterns.
Navigating Life Changes: Coping with major life transitions like loss or career changes.
Choose Coaching for...
Goal Setting and Achievement: Defining and reaching personal or professional goals.
Work-Life Balance: Finding equilibrium between career and personal life.
Skill Development: Enhancing specific skills like leadership or communication.
Career Transitions: Support during job changes or starting a new business.
Improving Relationships: Building better social or professional connections.
Boosting Motivation and Accountability: Staying on track with your objectives.