Telecasses and Group Coaching can be an alternative or supplement to Personal One on One or Private E-mail Coaching.  These services are perfect for clients who are not yet comfortable with the level of commitment necessary for Personal One on One Coaching or as a follow-up to an intense Personal One on One Coaching or Private E-mail Coaching  journey.  

Both Teleclasses and Group Coaching take place over a telephone bridge line (like a conference call) at a prearranged time.  Once you have registered for a Teleclass or a Group you will receive the telephone number and access code which will allow you to meet on the bridge line.  My Teleclasses and Group Coaching sessions can accommodate from 3 to 12 people.  I believe that small groups create a more intimate space which encourages participants to feel safe to interact.  It is important for all participants to feel safe and therefore we utilize first names only.

The similarities between Teleclasses and Group Coaching can be summarized as follows:

• Both meet via a telephone bridge line at a pre-assigned time with numerous people on the call.
• Interaction between all members and the call leader is encouraged.
• Both utilize the telephone and therefore do no require computer skills.

The differences between Teleclasses and Group Coaching can be summarized as follows:

• Teleclasses are one time events and are very topic specific.  Group Coaching meets once a week for a minimum of 4 sessions and the group’s topic can be less specific, but will be discussed in greater depth and incorporate exercises to be done off the call.
• Teleclasses are divided between a topic discussion, primarily led by the class leader, and a question and answer session.  Group Coaching also has a specific topic for each call’s discussion and a question and answer time, but a significant part of the phone call is allocated to discussing the previous week’s assignments with more interaction between group members.
• Teleclasses have less interaction between the participants than an ongoing group because in a group the participants develop their own relationships with one another.