E-coaching is for clients who are always on the move and busy. They usually can't wait for a face-to-face session and need to communicate via e-mail or phone call. It is also for some clients who prefer to express their thoughts and feelings through writing and are not ready for face-to-face therapy-coaching. Those who prefer to communicate verbally only may choose phone-coaching.
E-coaching has become more popular with busy working clients and has proven to be effective in today's rapid changing society. However, I ony provide E-coaching and phone-coaching for individual client. Couple and family seeking therapy-coaching will have to attend face-to-face session at our work place. I feel that e-coaching is not appropriate for dealing with serious problems e.g. depression, aggressive behaviour and family violence, addictive tendencies, etc. It is important to note that e-coaching is not psychotherapy. It is a supportive approach uses the internet as an alternative and convenient way of communicating. Clients may replace any of the session as a face-to-face session with a fee adjustment.
Mr Selvam, a special needs secondary 2 level student
(posted with client's permission)
Home-based coaching is usually done for clients who are physically challenged and hence has limited mobility. E.g. a physically disadvantaged youth or spouse. The session will often involve their family members such as their parents or caregivers at their home. However, I will only provide home-based coaching if the home environment is conducive and appropriate. Similarly, the client could choose either an initial one session (60-90mins) at the beginning, and later select the more economical 4-session package of 90 mins per session. Or if I assessed that the home is not suitable, I would request client and family to come to our work place for coaching instead
What about my fees?
Please contact me at 9022 3435 for details.
Ms Neo, a University Student
(posted with client's permission)
