Coaching Clients Through the Retirement Transition

Are you working with clients who are in, or nearing retirement? Are you wondering about unique changes, challenges, and adjustments they could prepare for?

When we take a closer look at retirement, beyond ideas of travel or relaxation, and seriously consider what it means in terms of personal adjustments and wellbeing, it becomes clear that this is indeed a major transition. Yes, many people manage the transition well; but probably not without some period of adjustment to a new way of life. In a recent blog post for the International Coaching Federation (ICF), Pauline Johnson-Zielonka, PhD, highlighted four points to keep in mind when coaching clients around retirement. You can read the full post here.

In our Retirement Life Coach Certification, we take an in-depth look at both elements of work that contribute to wellbeing, and also common adjustment experiences in retirement. This evidence-based course uncovers retirement-specific experiences, so that you can help your clients become better prepared. You can learn more about the course here.

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