Intuitive Life Coaching Academy

This video breaks down the third ICF requirement: mentor coaching.

Mentor coaching helps coaches improve through observation, feedback, and guided reflection. It's where coaches begin to see how their coaching is landing in real sessions.

ICF requirements can feel confusing, but in essence, the ICF is asking for proof of three things:

1. You learn how to coach.
Coaches need real training that builds core coaching skills, not just theory or motivation.

2. You practice with people.
Coaching skill develops through real conversations, real clients, and real experience.

3. You get feedback from someone more experienced.
A strong coach needs mentorship, observation, and clear feedback on what to improve.

The confusion usually starts when these categories get mixed. Keeping them separate makes the ICF path much easier to understand.

In upcoming videos, we will break down each part separately.





Katya Dmitrieva