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​Mentor Coaching 

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"Find something you're passionate about and keep tremendously interested in it." Julia Child
"Be so good they can't ignore you." Steve Martin
​You finished Module I and Module II or "Coaching for Leaders."
You loved it.
You got the bug.
You want to keep going.
​You love the face-to-face distinctive of SeattleCoach
You want to become an internationally credentialed coach.

(If this is you, keep reading)


​What is Mentor Coaching?


​From Patty Burgin: ​"It's a dynamic personal learning experience designed to build your understanding and use of the ICF Core Competencies. Some of it is done individually, some of it small groups. And it's a requirement for coaches who are ready to earn or renew their international credential. In mentor coaching, we "connect the dots" between your skill development, your coaching presence and style and the ICF Core Competencies. We'll give you feedback to reflect on and to put into practice going forward. Mentor coaching is you being coached--on your coaching.

In great mentor coaching, you can expect to:
  1. Work with a veteran mentor coach individually and sometimes as a member of a small group, completing the mentor coaching requirements for earning or renewing your credential,
  2. Master your understanding and use of the ICF's Core Competencies,​
  3. Create and select a good recording to send with your application, and to
  4. Get help in navigating the application process."

Click here to read Patty's best shot at "Demystifying the Process" of  those ICF credentialing and renewal requirements

Click here to review the latest version of "Hacking the Core Competencies"

And click here to review "What those ICF assessors are listening for"

The following team of SeattleCoach Mentor Coaches
​offer individual and group mentor coaching
  • ​Each one is SeattleCoach Certified and represents SeattleCoach style and values.
  • Each one has received specialized training as a mentor coach.
  • Each one is credentialed by the ICF as a Professional Certified Coach, having spent years pursuing state-of-the-art coaching skills and presence.
  • Each one has impressed Patty with their grit, enthusiasm, hard work, integrity and professionalism.
  • Each one has promised to consult with the others if they get stuck.

Click on each name to read about them and choose the one you think will best
​challenge and support you. Then contact them directly.

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Diana Bender, PCC

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​Gretchen Remmers, PCC

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Julie Stringham,  PCC

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Janet Williams Hepler, PCC

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) and
  • Master Certified Coach (MCC)
At each level the requirements grow: Your hours with clients and coachees, your hours of coach-specific training and for your first few years, your hours of mentor coaching.