Because my coaching schedule is so full I may not have the time to dedicate to new clients, so I’ve created a list of coaches that I know and can recommend. As always, you are encouraged to find the right person for YOU! All coaches have their own styles, methods, frameworks, areas of expertise, and preferred client type. The only way to determine if you and your coach are a “match” is to learn what you can about that person via the internet (webpage, social media, email, etc.) and then set up a call. Be willing to invest in that first call rather than expecting it to be free. Although some coaches offer complimentary first calls, many do not. Coaching is a transformational enough relationship and experience so plan to make an investment including time, money, intention, and action. Don’t shortchange yourself.

Coaches

• Tier 1 Referrals
  I’ve compiled a list of people who are excellent and experienced coaches. Many are also speakers and facilitators. I would encourage you to peruse this list and click on the links to read more about each person in your quest to find the right coach for you at this time.

Groups

• National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity