“There is a lot of scepticism around what life coaching means,” says inspirational Family Coach Alan Wilson. “Some people think it’s about positive thinking and that helps but there’s so much more to it than that, it’s more about loving yourself and that’s what our innovative approach helps you with.”
“Let me take you through our 3-step process.
1) Positive Thinking
When you feel life is against you or everything you try falls apart you are far from being able to think positively. So the first step is:
2) Focus On Your Strengths
Again, this is not easy when maybe you’re feeling a failure, so we will work togtether to help you identify your strengths. I know when you may have experienced a lot of negativity that might be hard, but you’re not on your own, you’re working with someone who has transformed the lives of thousands of children, parents and professionals.
3) Taking Action
This is key. You may have tried taking action loads of times but the key is doing something different. After all if you keep doing what you’ve always done you’ll keep getting what you’ve always got. This is where the rubber hits the road; together we will identify a strategy to take you forward. Whatever you decide to achieve from your coaching I guarantee you will achieve it.”
What sets Alan apart is his passion, to unleash the potential in young people. The majority of coaches work in the business sector where coaching is recognised to improve communication and team working.
Alan has pioneered his innovative approach combining advanced coaching and emotional literacy techniques, underpinned by neuroscience, to create personal empowerment.
Over the last 12 years he has worked in schools, homes and Children’s Centres to empower thousands of children, young people, parents and the professionals working with these groups. His approach has been independently evaluated by Canterbury Christ Church University.
Alan has written a variety of published articles, programmes, produced a DVD, written three books, the latest is “I don’t know you anymore – 7 steps to reconnect with your teenager”. Contact Alan today to discuss your challenge alan.wilson@me.com
