[acb-hsp] life coaching

[Yvonne]

Jessie, well said, I was thinking that people would think they both are the
same and use the life coach certification as an easy way to do therapy. I
always enjoy reading your posts since they are thoughtful and insightful.
Yvonne

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From: acb-hsp-bounces at acb.org [mailto:acb-hsp-bounces at acb.org] On Behalf Of
JRAYL
Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 5:19 PM
To: acb-hsp at acb.org
Subject: [acb-hsp] life coaching

Hi. I, personally, do not have a problem with pprofessionals who do do life
coaching. I know many of my colleagues do. I think, as long as they know
their limitations and keep their boundaries clear, and make it clear to
their clients, it should not be a problem. But then, this is true with any
level of training and expertise as far as I am concerned. I have seen people
with BS level, or nonlicensed professionals way overstep their boundaries,
doing things they are dei qualified or trained to do just because they read
or heard about it somewhere and think it sounds cool. I cannot tell you how
many colleagues I know who experienced EMDR or Thought Field or EFT for
themselves at a workshop or maybe in therapy, then without any training or
certification, busted right bacak to their office and used it with their
clienjs. Oooh! Shudder!
Or read about CBT from a book and decided they knew all about the to
echniq-es of Ellis in rational-emotive. Yikes!
So, the life coach needs to understand that he/she does not resolve trauma
with life coaching; however, it is great for career coaching or
decision-making about careers, education, weight and time managementsuch
things as that.

Jessie

Jessie Rayl
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