A life coach encourages clients on a range of professional, personal, and relationship issues.

By gathering specific information about your current situation, a coach identifies limited beliefs and self-sabotaging behavior and helps remove any obstacles in your way to achieve positive outcomes in your life (e.g., financial success, build confidence, clarity with life purpose, alleviate stress, create more quality and family time).

Your coach will create a custom life map to unleash the treasures and untapped potentiality in your life. Through self-discovery and growth, you’ll learn new life philosophies and tools to manage difficult situations better. With your new life coaching skills, it will take less effort and energy to achieve and attract positive outcomes in your life

Like having a coach for a sports team, a life coach is your one-on-one personal coach, support, and trusted advisor. They’re someone who will help you clarify your goals, remove blocks that are in your way, hold you accountable, and provide positive encouragement and support for you to become a better version of yourself.

•  Have authentic, happy, and loving relationships
• Presence and clarity
• Experience more free time with your loved ones
•  Be more creative and express yourself and your talents
•  Attract more positive people and less drama
• Establish healthy boundaries and end people-pleasing habits
•  Trust yourself and the decisions you make more
• Stop taking things personally and be less defensive
•  Step into your true confidence and act
•  Remain calm under stress and feel better
•  Be more present with your family and loved ones
•  Let your guards down and become more open and comfortable
•  Heal past issues and move forward with your life
• • End fear of conflict and speak your mind
•  Feel more energy and vitality
• Become comfortable with leadership

Life coaching helps you maximize your potential in any area of your life. Research shows that with good life coaching, productivity is boosted by 88%.

• Ray Doktor, Psy. D. has a doctoral degree in clinical psychology, earned a master’s degree in counseling psychology, and an undergraduate degree in human behavior. His training and education include hypnotherapy, Gestalt therapy, guided imagery, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP), qigong, PSYCH-K, meditation, sound healing, and somatic experience. He bridges psychology and Eastern philosophies to technologies, science, and spirituality.

   

  His most profound mentorship involved traveling the world and helping renowned psychologist Dr. Morris Netherton, who is a pioneer in his field and colleague of Fritz Perls, Carl Rogers and Norm Shealy. The most well-known motivational life coach Tony Robbins was trained by two of Dr. Morris Netherton’s students John Grinder and Richard Bandler.

   

  Through his intense training and 27 years of experience, he’s developed techniques that produce rapid and permanent results, so you achieve the outcomes you want.

• Business leaders, start-up pioneers, homemakers, managers, actors, personal trainers, yoga instructors, small business owners, creatives, and entrepreneurs. Life coaching is for people who want to improve their productivity and see more growth. 

   

  If your life and relationships are suffering from any of these challenges:

   

  • People Pleasing

  • Low Productivity

  • Indecisive

  • Insecure

  • Excessive Worrying

  • Life Feels Meaningless

  • You Feel Insecure

  • Sleepless Nights

  • Always Reactionary

  • Loneliness

  • Self-sabotaging

  • Anxiety

  • Defensiveness

  • Feeling Stuck

   

  Life Coaching could help you.

• Absolutely!
  You’ll only make a bigger impact with less stress and effort.

• Life coaching isn’t something you are to become dependent on. You will learn life skills that you can use for the rest of your life. However, if you hit a wall again, you can always reach out for support to move through that challenge.

• Sometimes people experience the results they want in just two months. Every coach and program are different. It is up to you to determine if you’re seeing the positive results in your life and want to continue. You’re committing to yourself and the things you want to improve. 

• A relationship coach is an expert who helps individuals with communication and conflict resolution skills, intimacy, clarity, purpose and removes any challenges that are keeping an individual from experiencing thriving relationships.

  Many often associate “relationship couch” with romantic relationships and marriage. However, these vital skills are also related effectively and positively to business partnerships and relationships with children and friends.

• Relationships are the cornerstone to our sense of self and the happiness we experience in the world. Deep authentic relationships lift us up, help us grow into our potential, and share our joy and journey with others. However, many people are afraid, stuck, have trust issues, and don’t feel confident in relationships.

   

  These are what relationship coaches can help individuals with:

   

  • Fear of Being Vulnerable

  • Trust Issues

  • Developing Confidence

  • People Pleasing

  • Clarity

  • Insecurities

  • Excessive Worrying

  • Becoming Less Reactionary

  • Expressing Emotions

  • Transparency and Authenticity

  • Self-sabotaging

  • Anxiety

  • Defensiveness

  • Feeling Stuck

  • Creating more Quality Time

  Many often associate “relationship couch” with romantic relationships and marriage. However, these vital skills are also related effectively and positively to business partnerships and relationships with children and friends.

• A therapist or marriage counselor is typically a licensed practitioner who focuses on the past. Traditional talk therapy is usually more about the “process” rather than setting goals and outcomes. People are often in therapy for years, whereas with relationship coaching, we set up short-term goals.

  Relationship coaching doesn’t dwell in constant emotional issues. A relationship coach holds the space for feelings and emotions but it’s more solution-focused for you to see positive changes and outcomes in your life.

  For example, a therapist or psychologist might ask, “How did that make you feel?”, while a relationship coach might add to the question, “What are you going to do now?”, “What could you do better now?”, “How are you going to change this NOW?” In short, a relationship coach keeps you more focused on the NOW, so you can create the relationships you want now.

• The biggest benefit of working with a relationship coach is the constructive and compassionate feedback you receive from them. Your friends, family, coworkers, and colleagues might hide how they truly feel about you. Or, when they express themselves, you’re not receptive. Many of us are defensive and resistant when it comes to feedback we hear from people we know.

   

  A relationship coach could help you understand yourself better and the way you’re being perceived by others. A relationship coach will give you the tools to change and shift negative patterns. Through direct and heartfelt feedback, useful tools, and practice, your relationship coach helps your relationships become more loving and joyful.

   

  Other Benefits Include:

   

  • Become more present and fully alive

  • Confidence in communication

  • Experience more free time with your loved ones

  • Be more creative and express yourself and your talents

  • Attract more positive people and less drama

  • Establish healthy boundaries and end people-pleasing habits

  • Trust yourself and the decisions you make more

  • Stop taking things personally and be less defensive

  • Step into your true confidence and act

  • Remain calm under stress and feel better

  • Be more present with your family and loved ones

  • Let your guards down and become more open and comfortable

  • Heal past issues and move forward with your life

  • End fear of conflict and speak your mind

  • Feel more energy and vitality

  • Become comfortable with leadership