Life Coaching: The Good, the Bad, and the Unregulated
Episode Overview
The dangers of seeking guidance from unqualified life coaches Insights from former coaches and industry experts The potential value of legitimate life coaching Critical understanding of the unregulated industry Empowerment to make informed decisions when seeking coaching services
The danger is that once you start working with a person, you don't always know that your life coaching isn't going to be appropriate... And when it goes into mental health or it goes into depression or anxiety, then that's the time, that's the point when the person needs to reach out to a psychologist. - Dr. Katrina Davis-McCabe
Ever scrolled through social media and stumbled upon a life coach promising to change your life? With so many mindset mentors and spiritual healers popping up online, it’s hard to know who’s the real deal. In this episode of 'All In The Mind', host Lynne Malcolm dives into the booming yet unregulated world of life coaching. You'll hear from former coaches and industry experts who shed light on the murky waters of this profession.
From stories of people feeling scammed to the genuine benefits when life coaching is done right, this episode covers it all. Catherine, one of the many who felt disillusioned by unqualified coaches, shares her experience, highlighting the importance of making informed decisions. Whether you’re considering hiring a life coach or just curious about the industry, this episode offers a balanced view that’s both eye-opening and informative.
Tune in to understand the promises and pitfalls of life coaching and learn how to navigate this uncharted territory safely.