WHAT IS COACHING?
The word coaching comes from "coach," meaning carriage, a vehicle that carries travelers to their desired destination. Coaching works the same way, carrying the person toward their goals.
The coach is the one who accompanies people on this journey.
As a professional, they build a relationship of trust with the person, setting aside judgment and unsolicited advice. Through silence, thoughtful questions, and reformulation, they help the person uncover their own resources, shape concrete plans, and learn how to bring them to life, largely through reflection.
Coaching is, at its core, training in optimism.
The coach steps back, giving the person the freedom to act on their own terms, so they can become autonomous and self-directed.
In doing so, the person rediscovers their talents, turns them into concrete projects, and watches them grow over time.
CATHOLIC COACHING
Catholic coaching walks alongside believers on their path toward a mystical life, beginning with a theological disposition as the starting point.
Its focus is spirituality. Catholic coaching helps people recognise the Holy Spirit at work in their hearts, supporting them as they move toward a deeper life of communion with God.
The Holy Spirit is the true guide for every person.
These sessions work together with the Holy Spirit to transform lives, helping people welcome God's presence more fully and grow toward wholeness as human beings.
This approach leaves people completely free to find their own way, guided only by the Holy Spirit.
It weaves together the communication techniques of the coaching method with the faith, hope, and love that the Spirit awakens, nurtures, and brings to maturity.
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