



Kirsten Lightfoot PCC, MCS and ADHD Life Coach
Kirsten has a passion for partnering with coaches my mentoring style is curious, supportive and insightful. I create a safe, non-judgemental space where coaches can reflect honestly, build confidence and deepen their coaching practice.
Through our mentoring partnership, I tailor my feedback to what supports your development and growth. Together, we’ll recognise patterns, leverage your strengths, refine your coaching, and strengthen your alignment with the ICF Core Coaching Competencies.
My goal isn’t to help you coach like me – it’s to help you become a more confident and authentic coach that coaches with purpose, presence and impact.
Mentor Coaching
The focus of mentor coaching always was and always will be developing the mentor coaching clients' skills in alignment with the ICF Core Coaching Competencies. With the recent changes to mentor coaching and the new credential for ICF Mentors there is a significant amount of work on all new ICF Mentor Coach Specialisation Coaches. Each mentor session involves reviewing the recording before the mentoring session, completing the online mentor coaching session with the mentor coaching client and completing the ICF ACC or PCC Session Observation form and the ACC or PCC Competency Review form. Each mentoring session involves the mentor coaching the client through submitting a recording of a full coaching session of 20-25 minutes in length. Completing a mentor coaching client feedback form to ensure the Kirsten, our mentor coach, is aware of your developmental focus, this also includes a copy of the signed agreement by the mentor coaching client’s client (the client of the coach wanting mentoring) for the recording. We will spend 1 hour with you in our mentor session reviewing parts or all of the recording, practising reflective practice and partnering with you to recognise your coaching strengths and development opportunities in alignment with ICF Core Coaching Competencies and the credentialing pathway you are aim for either ACC or PCC.

