CPC Life Coaching Business & Practice Management Flashcards
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Why is it important for life coaches to carry professional liability (E&O) insurance?
Answer: It protects the coach against claims that their services caused harm or failed to deliver
Errors and omissions (E&O) insurance protects coaches financially if a client claims the coaching caused damage or did not meet promised standards.
What is the main advantage of offering coaching packages over single sessions?
Answer: Packages create sustained client commitment, deeper transformation, and more predictable revenue
Multi-session packages support lasting behavior change, build the coaching relationship over time, and provide the coach with reliable income.
When should a life coach refer a client to a mental health professional?
Answer: When the client shows signs of clinical mental health issues beyond the scope of coaching
Coaches must recognize when a client's needs exceed the scope of coaching—such as trauma, depression, or crisis—and refer them to a licensed therapist.
Which element is essential for a coach's professional online presence?
Answer: A clear value proposition that explains who the coach helps and how
A strong value proposition communicates the specific transformation or benefit clients receive, making it easy for ideal clients to self-select.
What is the purpose of a 'cancellation policy' in a coaching practice?
Answer: To set clear expectations about rescheduling, late cancellations, and associated fees
A clear cancellation policy protects the coach's time and income while ensuring clients understand their commitments.
What does it mean to 'niche down' in a life coaching practice?
Answer: Specialize in a specific client type or problem area rather than coaching everyone on everything
Niching down helps coaches become known as the go-to expert for a specific audience, making marketing more effective and client results more predictable.
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