Candida Stevens
BA (Hons), MSc (Business Psychology), PGCE, ACC Certified Transformational Coach, In training Psychotherapist
I bring an integrative approach to my work as a coach blending elements of mental and physical wellbeing. I combine a coaching qualification with 25+ years of working in tech, education and the arts with a foundation in psychotherapy and counselling, a teaching qualification and 12 years of coaching creatives. Integrative coaching and therapy involves a blend of mind and body, they are mutually supportive. Combining a therapeutic approach with lived experience, I blend elements of psychotherapy, transformative learning, psychology and wellbeing.
Working in the private, voluntary and public sectors I help others to navigate blocks and barriers but have a particular interest in helping people manage overwhelm, avoid burnout and develop their confidence and resilience, enabling them to meet their full potential.
Having experienced chemotherapy induced cognitive impairment (CICI) I know how disabling and frightening it is to become mentally disregulated. Having worked with a health coach to recovery I know that there is nothing more important.
Qualifications/Training;
BA Hons, History of Art, UCL / MSc Business Psychology.
ACC Certified Transformative Coach, trained with Animas accredited by the ICF.
In training Psychotherapist, training with The Human Givens, Accredited by the Professional Standards Authority for Health and Social Care (PSA)
Training in Compassionate Inquiry, a psychotherapeutic modality created by Gabor Maté and Sat Dharam Kaur.
Health Creation Food Program accredited by the National Centre for Integrative Medicine.
Trained for cancer support with Macmillan Cancer Care.
Member of ABP - Association of Business Psychologists
Member of ICF - International Coaching Federation
TESTIMONIALS
MY COACHING METHOD
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Focus
It all starts by learning how to focus on what you want.
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Reflect
Next, you’ll reflect on what may be blocking you, and develop strategies to overcome these obstacles.
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Refine
The last step? We learn how to continually refine what we’ve learned. Think of this as your new beginning.