Chad Hall

  Before we get any further, let me clarify the title of this blogpost.  Coaches are mental health professionals, but we are NOT mental illness professionals.  There is a big difference. Beginning in the late 1990’s the field of positive psychology began to emerge in contrast with the traditional and typical pathological approach to human […]

  Over the past few years, it’s become commonplace (and sometimes even required) for organizations to have a statement on diversity, equity, and inclusion.  I strongly regret this trend.  So when the ICF requested such a statement from CAM as part of our application to be approved as a Level 2 training program, my first

So you want to be a coach?  Great.  What does that look like?  What does a coach do all day?  Whether you’re exploring the coaching field as a full-time possibility, kicking the tires on coaching as a side hustle, or imagining what it would be like to coach for a living, it helps to have

  Coaches get into coaching for all kinds of reasons. Some see it as a way to make a living.  Others like conversations.  Many of the coaches we train at Coach Approach Ministries genuinely love helping others, and they feel called by God to coaching as a way to support growth and positive change. Earlier