Julie Earns ACC Credential From the International Coach Federation

 

I am proud to announce that I have earned the designation of Associate Certified Coach (ACC) from the International Coach Federation.

What does this mean for you?  

  • It  is a demonstration of my personal commitment to the coaching profession. This is not what I do in my spare time.  This is my life’s work.  I have served clients for many years as a leadership consultant and am excited to serve as a coach for many years to come.
  • You can be assured of confidentiality and safety in our coaching relationship. As a credentialed coach, I am accountable to the standards and ethics of the ICF, a global coaching association.
  • You can have confidence that as a client, you are in the capable hands of someone skilled in the process of coaching. To receive my ACC, I had to graduate from an accredited coaching school, work 1-to-1 with a credentialed mentor coach to deepen my skills, have documented client coaching hours and successfully pass an oral exam with an ICF assessor who rated my skills against 11 coaching competencies.
  • Finally, it means that you will be working with a coach who is continuously developing her knowledge & skills.   To be in good standing with my credential, I must complete a number of continuing education credits over a three-year period.

You have many choices of practitioners who are willing to be your partner in achieving your goals. I hope you will consider those of us who demonstrate our passion for coaching by taking the time and making the effort to excel as professionals in the field.

For more information about what a credentialed coach means for you, please review the ICF video and  “Tips for Hiring a Coach.”

 

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