Chance in Time Coaching
"Every Moment is an Opportunity for Growth" Ken McKellar
About
- Board Certified Coach (BCC) – Center for Credentialing & Education
- Certified Coach Supervisor – SolutionsAcademy
- Accredited Supervisor – European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC) Global, Supervision Individual Accreditation
- EIA Accreditation: Senior Practitioner – EMCC Global
- Certified Trauma Informed Coach – Moving the Human Spirit
- EQ-i 2.0 + EQ 360 Certified – Emotional Intelligence Assessment
- Certified Employee Assistance Professional (CEAP) – Employee Assistance Professionals Association
- Master Practitioner Certificate – iNLP Center
- IAC - Certified Coach (IAC-CC) - International Association of Coaching
Packages
20-Minute Discovery meeting for Mentoring & Supervision
You bring yourself. I bring my full attention.
We sit down, have a real conversation about where you are in your coaching and where you want to go. Twenty minutes. Just us.
Strategy Session
PCC-The Mockingbird Mentoring Program
MCC-Hanabi Mentoring Transformation Program
Goldfinch Coaching Evaluations
(1:30 pm - 3 pm) Group Supervision, Reflective Circle
(7:30–9:00 PM) Group Supervision, Reflective Circle
Testimonials
Ken has supervised me throughout my coaching career, and with out him, I'm not sure I would have made the leap from a coach by title, to a full Professional Certified Coach, accredited by the International Coaching Federation. He continues to work with me in improving my coaching, whenever I can get the opportunity of his time. His ability to help me feel autonomous in my growth, competent in what I can do, and just the overall sense of belonging that he creates, motivates me to reach levels that I am so thankful and in debt to him for. Thank you Ken.
- Stratis N. Christakis, PCC, SCP
Ken mentored me on my MCC journey and I am super grateful to him for where I am today. Ken is genuinely interested in the person that is the coach and brings out their strengths. I still remember his statement - can you see what you hear ? It’s been one of my go to statements when I face challenges in coaching. Ken is generous with his time and we are done when I say we are done. He displays immense patience. His capability is unmatched. His kindness stands out. Highly recommend him as mentor coach / supervisor for those who would need a very different perspective to up your game. I will say that getting your credential will be much easier if you have a mentor like him.
- Priya Venkatesan
I’ve had the pleasure of working with Ken and seeing him in action in multiple capacities. As the Coach Development Lead at Bravely, Ken hired me to join the professional coaching staff. From day one, Ken became a mentor and one of my biggest supporters, notably during my journey to obtain the ICF - Professional Certified Coach (PCC) credential. What stands out to me the most about Ken is his passion and appetite for continuous growth; he takes joy in empowering his fellow coaches to own their magic while also taking their skills and impact to the next level. He has a unique ability to provide guidance and support in a way that is balanced and energizing; after every conversation with Ken, not only do I have a deeper awareness of my strengths, but I also feel motivated to focus on my development areas because he helps establish a clear path for growth that feels attainable. Ken has truly had an immeasurable impact on my career as a coach - he continually pushes me to think bigger and stretch further, whether it involves pursuing additional growth opportunities, sharing my voice and talents in various ways within the Bravely community, or challenging my blindspots. Simply put: he is the BEST!
- Tara Johnson, PCC
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between coaching, mentoring, and supervision?
Mentoring: Mentoring involves a more experienced mentor supporting a mentee’s growth, often sharing knowledge, guidance, and advice based on the mentor’s own experiences. While coaching is non-directive, mentoring can sometimes include advice and knowledge-sharing.
Supervision: Supervision is a reflective practice for coaches to gain support and improve their skills. Supervision provides a safe space for coaches to explore challenges, ethical issues, and their own development as professionals, often under the guidance of a trained supervisor.
What is the difference between coaching and therapy?
Therapy: Therapy, or counseling, is conducted by licensed mental health professionals and typically addresses emotional or psychological issues rooted in the past, such as trauma, anxiety, or depression. Therapy is often long-term and focuses on healing and recovery, while coaching emphasizes growth and action.
How do I know if coaching, mentoring, or supervision is right for me?
Mentoring: If you’re seeking guidance from someone experienced in your field or want insights from someone who’s been in a similar position, mentoring might be a good fit.
Supervision: If you’re a coach or mentor looking to enhance your practice, receive feedback, or work through professional challenges, supervision would be beneficial.
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