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​The SeattleCoach-Endorsed Mentor Coaches


"Find something you're passionate about and keep tremendously interested in it." Julia Child
"Be so good they can't ignore you." Steve Martin


​What is Mentor Coaching?

​If you've completed the seven hours of group mentor coaching in Module II, you've already experienced this dynamic personal learning experience designed to build your understanding and use of the ICF Core Competencies. And you've received written feedback from the Professional Certified Coaches (PCCs) on our faculty. In mentor coaching, we connect the dots between your skill development, your coaching presence and style, and the ICF Core Competencies. Mentor coaching is you being coached on your coaching.

A total of ten hours with a PCC or MCC is required for coaches who are ready to earn their Associate Certified Coach (ACC) international credential. So following Module II, and as you accumulate your 100 hours with coachees, you will need three additional hours of individual mentor coaching with members of our faculty.

Your SeattleCoach faculty mentor coaches will help you to:
  1. Create, evaluate, and select a good recording to send with your application, and to
  2. Navigate the application process.

Though our agreements with the ICF require ten hours of group and individual mentor coaching
​be done as a part of our foundational training at SeattleCoach, and with a member of our faculty,   
we endorse several other SeattleCoach   mentor coaches. 
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So once you've been awarded your Associate Certified Coach (ACC) credential . . .


​Additional hours of mentor coaching are not required but they are  a great way to keep growing, and can be counted towards your continuing coach education requirement (forty hours every three years).
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The following SeattleCoach-Endorsed Mentor Coaches work to offer us the highest and most current application of  the Core Competencies. Each one is SeattleCoach Certified and an ICF Professional Certified Coach.
​Click on each link to read more and to contact them directly.​

John LaMunyon, PCC, CMC,
​SeattleCoach Faculty

Julie Stringham,  PCC, CMC, SeattleCoach Faculty

​Lori VanderBilt, MS, PCC, CMC

Janet Williams Hepler, PCC, CMC, ​SeattleCoach Faculty
​Jennifer Winick, ​PCC, CMC,
​SeattleCoach Faculty

Click here to review the most recent version of SeattleCoach's
​ "Hacking the Core Competencies"

The ICF's 411


SeattleCoach's credentialing organization, the ICF, awards three levels of professional coaching certification:

  • Associate Certified Coach (ACC)
  • Professional Certified Coach (PCC) 
  • Master Certified Coach (MCC)
At each level the requirements grow: Your hours with clients and coachees, and your hours of coach-specific training.