I don't lead with credentials. But since you're here, let's talk about them.
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I believe what makes a great coach is lived experience, not letters after a name. That said, I also believe in doing the work. Every credential on this page exists because I was curious enough to pursue it, committed enough to finish it, and stubborn enough to make sure I was actually good at what I do.
These aren't decorations. They're proof that I take this seriously, that I've invested real time and real money into being the kind of coach my clients deserve, and that I hold myself to a standard that the industry doesn't always require.
If credentials matter to you, good. They should. Here's what I bring to the table.
In reverse chronological order:
Certified Imposter Phenomenon (Imposter Syndrome) Coach, The Imposter Syndrome Institute
Certified Student and ADHD Coach, JST Coaching
Associate Certified Coach, International Coaching Federation
Member in Good Standing, International Coaching Federation
Graduate Certificate in Executive Coaching, Royal Roads University
Masters of Business Administration (with merit) Manchester Business School
Chartered Professional Accountant, CPA Alberta
Bachelor of Management, University of Lethbridge
Diploma of Technology, Financial Management, British Columbia Institute of Technology
And multiple certificates in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Leadership and Management.