Write · reflect · talk
Writing coaching: put your worries into words
With writing coaching you keep a personal worry journal on the platform. You write about what is on your mind, and your coach reads along and replies personally. That way you first find some calm on paper, and then you talk it through.
What is writing coaching?
Write first, then talk.
Many people find it hard to say out loud what worries them about money. On paper it is easier: you write at your own pace, without interruptions, and you see what is going on in your head.
Your coach reads your message and responds personally, with a question, a reflection or a next step. The conversation carries on where the message stops.
- Write whenever it suits you
- A personal reply from your coach
- A private worry journal, shareable message by message
- Not a replacement for therapy or for advice from a qualified professional
How does it work?
Write
Open your worry journal on the platform and write about what is on your mind. As long or as short as you like.
Choose what you share
Everything stays private until you decide to share a message with your coach.
Get a reply
Your coach reads along and responds within the agreed timeframe.
Keep talking
In a conversation or your next session, you build on what you have written.
What a conversation looks like
An example of how your worry journal and your coach’s reply look on the platform.
Frequently asked questions
Is writing coaching the same as therapy?
No. Writing coaching is about money and behaviour. It does not replace therapy or advice from a qualified professional.
Who reads my message?
Only you and your coach. Your organisation has no access.
How quickly will I get a reply?
Within the timeframe you agree with your coach.
Do I have to write every day?
No. Write whenever it suits you.
Ready to write?
Book an introduction. We will then discuss whether writing coaching is right for you.