I chose the counselor Victorya Rogers “Helping Women Navigate Life’s Daily Choices”.
She is located in Southlake, TX. She offers many areas of expertise but mostly focuses in on faith based coaching and helping women. The areas she spotlights in on is relational, personal and spiritual. Her sessions for Life Coaching are offered in person, telephone or Skype, and even email. The sessions last anywhere between 10 minutes to one hour depending on how you choose her services. Her range for her fee is between $25 to $100 per session depending on the length of time you meet with her. After reviewing her website Rogers doesn’t accept insurance at this time.
When you make an appointment with her she has a Welcome Packet
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She asks the client to understand that “life coaching” is a relationship that she has (with you) the client . By going through her you will have a plan developed to carry out a strategy for achieving all your goals. She goes on to mention she does not treat mental disorders. All information shared will be kept confidential unless it is required to share by law. You will end the paperwork with your signature and date.
She also has her clients fill out a Life Coaching Agreement during the first appointment or prior to it. It goes over most of the same information as previous forms, but requests your desired coaching plan (weekly, biweekly, monthly, or specific times). If it will be in-person, or a phone session, the next appointment date and time. Also, she asks for your referral (how you heard about her and her services).
We then move on to the specific client information name, occupation, and address, day/evening phone, email, preferred method of communication, date of birth, and age. Any other data you find pertinent for your coach to know. The third page is more client information, goals, commitments, dreams, values, and personal questions that pertain to the client only.
Page 3 Gowan Victorya consults her clients unofficially using the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy method.
After emailing her she was very helpful and nice and answered some questions. Her clients come to her
In this role, she has been able to combine her business and leadership skills with her passion for community development, helping congregations preserve their historic houses of worship by leveraging existing and new resources.
1.The patient calls to set up an appointment. You need to know if they are an established or new patient. Then you need to know the reason why the appointment is needed. Once the appointment is made, you will need to gather their insurance information or ensure that it hasn't changed. Finally, confirm the appointment with the patient.
Ms. Woodard attends St. John A.M.E church she is a member of the young adult choir and the usher board. Ms. Woodard also helps out in our after school church program called The Joshua Generation. She is a member of Girl Scouts for eleven years, during that time, she earned badges and participated in several community service projects.
Patient's name, address, telephone number, and date of birth. (In the case of a minor child, you will also need the name of the parent or guardian requesting the appointment).
She currently has her only private practice. She also does crisis intervention for a school district. She also does online counseling as well.
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Nevertheless, she also a great role model for the community, she participate in several outreach activities, which give her the opportunity to further connect with others, exemplifying her generosity and care as she model God- giving spirit.
The client attended schools that were predominately Caucasian which caused racial tension. She became best-friends with the one of the few African American girls at her school. She indicated getting into several fights due to racial tensions. She is close with her mother, younger sister, and former coach. She has also tried to maintain contact with her former teammates. No mention of spirituality. Most of her hobbies are related to sports and staying organized.
At the start of each new counselling session it is important that a contract is set out between the client and
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Nadia Bolz-Weber is a female pastor that is on her spiritual journey to learn more about herself. She would have never become a great pastor without living through the experiences she went through. When talking about her spiritual journey, she brings up certain concepts that portray who she really is. I could understand and relate to some of her stories. She teaches herself and talks about others things nobody usually thinks of. She brought up many important stories that changed her life and brought her closer to herself. Nadia talks about concepts, such as self, forgiveness, and purpose.
It was interesting to learn about her everyday routine. She begins with periodic check-ins with students to make sure everything is going okay. She then handles referrals from teachers about behavior issue concerns. She also spends time in the classroom and does lessons in small groups. Aside from her standard counseling responsibilities she serves on various committees
Within the contract such things as the type of counselling being offered, number of sessions, the frequency of sessions, timing of sessions, length of sessions, payment and confidentiality should be discussed and agreed to by both the
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