Mentoring – How I Can Support You
Mentoring or coaching?
“Coach” isn’t a protected title, so it’s often unclear what qualifications are behind it. Coaching has great potential, but its guidelines and quality standards aren’t yet measured in a uniform, standardised way, which makes its effectiveness and claims unclear. I’d like to avoid that impression, so I’ve chosen to work in the form of mentoring programmes.
"At an individual level, mentorship is insightful and beneficial. For me, this has been a transformational learning and growth experience (...)."
Paramita Bhattacharya, Forbes
Which themes do I support?
The focus themes I can support you with include healthy breathing, stress, mindfulness, self-love, personal growth, panic, intuition, tinnitus and individual difficult situations and phases of life.
When is mentoring right for you?
- You’re ready to get to know yourself better.
- You want to come closer to your original, authentic self.
- You want to let go of what isn’t (or is no longer) yours.
- You’re ready for change.
When is mentoring not right for you?
The most important requirement is openness and the courage to change. If you’re not ready to change something about your life and your attitude, mentoring won’t be very successful. Changing your situation takes a willingness to engage with something new. It’s also important that you’re honest with yourself. Often the reasons lie deeper in our emotions and our psyche than we first assume. By looking honestly at these themes, you can achieve a great deal for yourself.
*DISCLAIMER*
Mentoring doesn’t replace a professional psychological opinion or work with a therapist. I’m not a trained psychotherapist or doctor, and my mentoring programmes are not a substitute for therapy in the case of serious mental or physical illness. I don’t diagnose, treat or provide psychological therapy.
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We get to know each other and you’ll find out everything important about the mentoring.
