No.
Inner coaching is not therapy, does not involve diagnosis, and does not treat psychological conditions.
It is an accompaniment process that helps you:
If you require medical support or specialized psychological treatment, inner coaching is not a substitute for those forms of care.
Inner coaching does not focus on solving a single issue, nor is it oriented toward short-term goals.
The core focus of this process is to:
For this reason, results are not measured only by “problems being solved,” but by how you live, choose, and show up afterward.
No.
Inner coaching does not require any academic or spiritual background.
All understanding and practices are shared:
You don’t need to “know more”—only to be willing to look inward and experience the process.
There is no fixed timeframe that applies to everyone.
The duration depends on:
After the initial conversation, a suitable level of accompaniment will be clearly proposed for you to consider before making a decision.
No.
You are not required to make a long-term commitment at the beginning.
Every process begins with mutual clarity and consent.
During the accompaniment:
Inner coaching is not about keeping people in the process, but about supporting each person in standing more firmly on their own.
Yes—but not in an imposed or rushed way.
When your inner foundation becomes clearer and more stable:
Outer change is a natural outcome of inner transformation, not something promised or forced.
Inner coaching may not be suitable if you:
This process is more suitable if you:
If you are still feeling uncertain, you may begin with an initial conversation.
This conversation allows you to: