Life
Coaching in Central London
What
is Life Coaching?
The aim of life coaching is to take you closer to leading the life you really want to lead.
The
specifics will depend on you. Recently I have helped clients with the
following aims:-
My
original training was in philosophy at Oxford. I gained a
first-class degree in
PPE from Trinity College,
Oxford. back in 1982.
Philosophy, it seemed to me then, shouldn't be written off as a difficult and obscure ivory tower discipline. As the ancients recognised, philosophy - the 'love of wisdom' - contains many insights and methods that can be harvested to provide wise answers and ways of dealing with our urgent twenty-first century concerns.
My
philosophical training has since been broadened and informed
by
further training in cognitive therapy, life coaching, and existential
psychotherapy as well as life experience as an educator and
therapist - and as a father and husband.
In the last fifteen years I have been
developing ways of integrating philosophy with psychology and personal
development. Many of these ideas are described in my first
book,
Wise Therapy (Sage, 2001). . My
most recent research
interest has examined the personal development literature. I have found
that the very best of these "self-help classics" provide incredibly
useful tools to help clients..
I lecture
and run popular workshops in practical philosophy and
positive
psychology at City University and the City Literary Institute, London.
I also the current Chair of the Society
for Philosophy in Practice.
I
am
43 years
old, married and have two young children (aged 5 and 7). My work has
recently been featured in a number of
publications at
home and abroad, including the Observer and the Independent.
If
your life is
not everything that it could be, and you would like to devote some time
to
changing this, then I can offer personal one-to-one life coaching
sessions to
help you. Sessions can be face-to-face (in Central London) or by
phone/e-mail as
appropriate.
Book a consultation with Tim today
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Therapy by Tim LeBon