Frequently Asked Questions
‘In therapy, the focus is often on interpersonal health and an identifiable issue such as acute depression or relational discord, that interferes with the client’s level of functioning and current psychodynamic or psychosocial adjustment. The focus is typically retrospective, dealing with unconscious issues and repair of damage from earlier experiences…The coach’s orientation is prospective, focusing on goals, untapped potential, and critical success factors in a person who seeks to maximize his or her fulfillment in life and work” (American Psychological Association). APA “Coaching Versus Therapy”
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Is coaching a type of therapy?
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What is the difference between a coach and a consultant?
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Specializing in tweens, teens and adults; Dr. Margines works with all 6 years and above.