The Importance of the Right Fit
Finding a coach means finding someone who will support you effectively as you work toward your goals. People have different needs from coaches, and coaches have different levels of expertise, different credentials, different specialties, different payment levels - and different styles. There are small business coaches, executive coaches, career coaches, financial coaches, retirement planning coaches, relationship coaches, spiritual coaches, and so on.
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Our Member Coaches
We invite you to browse the directory of coaches that belong to the International Coach Federation Raleigh Area Chapter (ICF-RAC) to find one or more coaches whose qualifications seem a good fit for you. Many coaches offer complimentary introductory calls so that you can evaluate the intangible qualities that go into a good fit before you commit to an ongoing relationship.
By joining the chapter, the coaches in this directory show a commitment to ongoing professional development. They participate in educational programs that hone their skills and expose them to different approaches - perhaps the one that will work best for you.
More Search Options
In addition to our coach search tool, our parent organization, the International Coach Federation (ICF), also provides three resources that might help you in your search for a coach:
- Selecting a Coach – a Web page that describes ICF coaching credentials and provides a suggested list of questions to ask a prospective coach.
- Guide to Selecting a Professional Coach – a brochure that discusses the benefits of hiring a coach and describes how to choose one.
- A Free Coach Referral Service – Members of our chapter who have ICF credentials also appear in this service.
Each member of our chapter maintains his or her own profile in the directory. When you use the directory, we urge you to take reasonable steps to verify the qualifications of any potential coach. By using this directory, you agree to hold the ICF and the local chapter harmless from any and all claims which may arise as a result of using the information provided.
