As a mentor coach, I guide beginning and professional coaches to:

-       Sharpen their coaching skills with expert feedback.

-       Deepen their connection with clients through Christ-centered coaching.

-       Build confidence as they lead transformational coaching sessions.

Coaching isn’t just a profession—it’s a calling. Whether you’re looking to enhance your skills or take your coaching to the next level, I’m here to support you on the journey.

For more than 25 years, I’ve been honored to serve as a Christian coach. Watching lives change through faith-driven coaching is my greatest joy.

As a mentor coach, I’ve had the privilege of working with beginning and professional coaches, helping them polish their skills in a safe, encouraging environment.

I call southcentral Pennsylvania home, where I love to garden and walk in the beauty of God’s creation. One of my greatest blessings is spending time with my son, Kyle, and his wife.

Real Results From Real People

"Thank you for getting me out of my comfort zone to take the next step in my coaching journey to jump right in- to coach.” 

- Allison Haas, Professional Life Coach

"Georgia is an excellent mentor coach;  offering very practical insights and actionable steps for improvement.  I am so glad I signed up to do this with her.  She is supportive and encouraging, but gives it to you straight!  The investment is worth it.  I highly recommend her!"

- Kristine Whitson, Professional Life Coach

Is Mentor Coaching Right for You?

If you’re serious about growing as a coach, strengthening your skills, and making a lasting impact, mentor coaching isn’t just helpful—it’s essential.

Reaching your full potential as a coach requires expert guidance, constructive feedback, and a supportive environment to develop your abilities. This is precisely what mentor coaching provides. Through this specialized support, you'll experience benefits such as:

1. Get Objective Feedback That Fuels Growth

Just as we need trusted voices in our personal lives to speak truth without judgment, we also need professional guidance to sharpen our coaching skills. A mentor coach provides constructive, objective feedback—helping you see blind spots and opportunities for growth.

For example, years ago when I was first working with my mentor coach, she helped me realize I was not allowing enough space in the conversation for my client to process. I would quickly jump in with a question or comment, even when there was nothing to add in the moment. My mentor coach helped me to understand the power of a pause.

2. Gain More Experience As a Coach

You can watch all the coaching videos and listen to countless podcasts, but nothing compares to the real-world experience of coaching—and receiving feedback on it. A mentor coach helps you turn theory into practice, so you can master your craft with confidence.

3. Align with Coaching Competencies & Ethical Standards

A mentor coach ensures that your approach aligns with core coaching competencies and ethical guidelines. Whether it’s refining your questioning techniques or maintaining professional integrity, a mentor coach keeps you on the right path.

4. Break Negative Patterns Before They Become Habits

Great Christian coaches don’t just go through the motions—they’re intentional about their growth. A mentor coach helps you identify and correct negative patterns before they become ingrained habits, ensuring you deliver exceptional coaching.

My mentor coach had to remind me to keep a certain emotional distance from my clients. There were a few occasions where I had allowed my emotions to rule. Instead of managing my feelings, my compassion could have easily turned into the need to rescue my client or try to fix their situation.

5. Increase Your Impact on Clients’ Success

Better coaching leads to better client outcomes. As you hone your skills, strengthen your approach, and become more confident, your clients will experience greater breakthroughs and transformation.

6. Build Unshakable Confidence

Confidence in coaching doesn’t come from theory alone—it comes from doing the work, receiving feedback, and refining your skills. Regular mentor coaching helps you maximize your strengths, minimize weaknesses, and develop a proactive coaching mindset.

7. Empower Clients—Without Carrying Their Burden

As a coach, you can listen deeply, show empathy, and ask powerful questions that lead to transformation. But you’re not responsible for solving your client’s problems. A mentor coach helps you hold space for your clients without taking on their struggles.

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