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This article in the New York times makes the case for becoming a #lifecoach perfectly: "Carnochan informed me that becoming a therapist in today’s regulatory environment would be too costly in money and time, especially given my age (I am 56): years of expensive graduate school typically followed by many more years of interning under licensed therapists for a pittance or nothing at all. “It goes without saying that you’d be a wonderful therapist,” Carnochan said. The way he saw it, though, life experience and my decades of therapy had already taught me enough to start coaching. He was all in favor of training, especially in psychoanalysis, but considered the standard professional pathway too cluttered with bureaucratic hoops. The main reason to go through all that, Carnochan said, would be to get licensed. The main reason to get licensed would be to accept payment through medical insurance, which he thought I would be unlikely to do anyway because of the hassle and low pay. If I was determined to help people, I should declare myself a coach. No credential required." ==> But if you do want a proper #coachtraining with a #credential program via the #internationalcoachingfederation , definitely check out what we're up to with TeamCLCC ( https://TeamCLCC.com ). https://lnkd.in/gf5FVPtt #coaching #coachingskills #coachingformanagers

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