a) another form of psychotherapy.
b) a comprehensive collection of tools and techniques that facilitate optimum personal inquiry and achievement.
c) little more than common sense.
d) just about positive thinking.

a) tell you the best thing to do given your lifestyle and personality.
b) drive you to make changes in your life regardless of your reservations.
c) empower, encourage and enable you in achieving your heart's desire.
d) get annoyed when you don't do what you 'should' do.

a) face to face appointments.
b) e-mail or instant messenger.
c) telephone.
d) all of the above.

a) think bigger and braver.
b) reveal all the details of your past.
c) take action despite the potential consequences.
d) ignore your inner objections.

a) consider qualifications, experience and values.
b) select on accreditation alone.
c) choose the cheapest.
d) work with someone who intimidates you.

a) your best friend had coaching and she can get you a discount.
b) your colleague say's you're going nowhere without coaching.
c) your oldest friend has suggested you could benefit from psychotherapy but that frightens you.
d) you are ready to upgrade your life and your research suggests coaching is right for you at this time.

a) learn positive new ways of being and doing.
b) deepen your thinking and expand your personal effectiveness.
c) discover how to transform limiting thoughts and beliefs.
d) all of the above.

a) mutual honesty, integrity and a willingness to grow.
b) the coach being perfect.
c) the client always doing what they're told.
d) the client and coach becoming co-dependent.

a) you've saved up enough money.
b) you're ready to make some changes to your life.
c) you've become depressed and exhausted.
c) you can't think of anything better to do.

a) uplifting and affirming.
b) confidence building and doubt busting.
c) reflective and inspirational.
d) all of the above.