Mentor Coaching Designed for Your Growth

Mentor coaching is more than completing required hours. It’s a developmental process designed to strengthen your coaching skills, deepen your understanding of the ICF Core Competencies, and support your growth toward credential-level coaching.

Through observation, meaningful feedback, reflection, and continued practice, your mentor coach will help you recognize your strengths, identify opportunities for development, and grow your own authentic coaching style.

Choose the mentor coach who feels like the right fit for your journey

Please review the coach profiles below to choose from the available coaches. You can narrow your options down by language or by time zone. Once you have picked a coach, click the orange “Select this Coach” button below their listing.

Heidi fishbein, mcC

 
Time Zone

Toronto, Canada · ET

 
Language(s) spoken:
English

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Mentor Coaching with  Heidi Fishbein

ICF Master Certified Coach (MCC) 

Mentoring Style: Warm • Empowering • Generative

I believe mentor coaching is a collaborative partnership in which coaches can deepen their confidence, strengthen their coaching presence, and continue to grow in alignment with the ICF Core Competencies. My mentoring style is warm, reflective, and supportive while offering thoughtful challenge that invites new awareness and meaningful growth. You can expect a psychologically safe environment where curiosity, practical feedback, and real coaching conversations help you refine your skills and develop your own authentic coaching style.

Areas of Interest:

  • ADHD Coaching
  • Neurodiversity
  • ICF Core Competencies
  • Coach Development & Credentialing
  • Generative Partnering
  • Reflective Practice
  • Faith-based Coaching  
  • Emotional Intelligence
  • Mentor Coach Development

Matthew Cintron-Quiñones, MCC

 
Time Zone

New York, USA · ET

 
Language(s) spoken:
English, Spanish

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Mentor Coaching with Matthew Cintron-Quiñones

ICF Master Certified Coach (MCC)

Mentor Coaching Style: Humorous • Direct • Perceptive • Challenging • Practical

Mentor coaching has been one of the most important influences on my own development as a coach. Personalized attention, honest feedback, and a clear understanding of both strengths and development opportunities can accelerate the process of finding your own style of coaching. That is what I hope to bring out in you: Your own style of coaching.

The ICF Core Competencies are sometimes treated as a restrictive framework. I see them very differently. To me, they create a foundation for creativity, experimentation, and greater awareness of options as a coach. I align my feedback closely with the ICF Core Competencies and the appropriate evaluation system for your credential level. I have a reputation for knowing these frameworks exceptionally well, including most of them from memory than is probably healthy. I use that knowledge to help make the standards practical, understandable, and useful.

Above all, I want you to laugh and learn through your recordings. Working with humans is fascinating precisely because coaching conversations rarely unfold exactly as expected. We will explore those unexpected moments together: what you wanted to say or do but held back, where you might have engaged the client in a more creative or out-of-the-box way, how you can strengthen coaching skills that are more challenging for you, and whatever else emerges in service of your learning.

My feedback is direct, specific, and intended to be useful. You will know what you did well, what you can continue developing, and what you can actually do to improve. Rather than simply identifying what could have been different, we will explore clear, tangible ways to practice so that new skills become increasingly natural and increasingly your own.

Areas of Interest

  • Unconventional applications of the ICF Core Competencies
  • Simplifying coaching standards and assessment criteria
  • Creatively navigating the topic, outcome, and measure of success
  • Co-creating clear session agreements with ease and fluidity
  • Using client language precisely 
  • Direct communication and challenging the client
  • Communicating succinctly and simply, without jargon 
  • Getting to the heart of the matter more quickly
  • Interrupting effectively in service to the client

Languages

  • English
  • Spanish

Amy allen sekhar, AcC, CPCC, CALC

 
Time Zone

New York, USA · ET

 
Language(s) spoken:
English, French
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Associate Certified Coach | Certified Professional Co-Active Coach | Certified ADHD Life Coach

Mentoring Style: Collaborative • Observational • Empowering

I believe mentor coaching is a true dance of presence—a reflective partnership designed to help you step out of your comfort zone, trust your intuition, and build your awareness as a coach, aligned with the ICF Core Competencies. My mentoring style is grounded in active listening, curious observation, and direct feedback. I aim to create a spacious and supportive environment where we can explore real transcripts, unpack choice points, and refine your ability to evoke awareness, empowering your clients to do the transformational work.

Areas of Interest:

  • ICF Core Competencies
  • Evoking Awareness & Coaching at Depth
  • Coaching Presence & Intuitive Partnering
  • Session Agreement & Coaching Container Design
  • Coaching Verbal Processors
  • Choice Point Mapping & Exploration
  • Co-Active Collaboration
  • Inclusive Coaching Practices & Culture of Belonging
  • Perspective-Taking & Navigating Diverse Backgrounds & Identities
  • Neurodiversity/Disability

FIEL JOHN MERIA, PcC, A-CALC, CMC

 
Time Zone

Manila, Philippines · PHT

 
Language(s) spoken:
English, Filipino & Japanese

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Professional Certified Coach | Advanced Certified ADHD Life Coach | Certified Mentor Coach

Mentoring Style: Encouraging • Insightful • Practical

My mentees often tell me they appreciate the detailed written feedback I provide and the safe, supportive space I create throughout the mentoring process. I am passionate about helping coaches recognize the strengths they already demonstrate while identifying the few high-impact areas that will move their coaching to the next level. Having completed ACC and PCC performance evaluations, I translate the ICF Core Competencies into clear, practical language using relatable examples, metaphors, and real coaching scenarios so you leave each session knowing exactly what to keep, what to strengthen, and how to apply it with confidence.

Areas of Interest:

  • ADHD Coaching
  • AuDHD
  • Faith and Coaching Life Integration
  • Neurodivergent Family Life
  • Sugar gliders, tortoises, and aquarium fish


KIRSTEN LIGHTFOOT, PCC, CALC, CMC

 
Time Zone

Sydney, Australia · AET

 
Language(s) spoken:
English

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Professional Certified Coach | Certified ADHD Life Coach | Certified Mentor Coach

Mentoring Style: Curious • Insightful • Supportive

My mentoring style is curious, supportive, and insightful. I create a safe, non-judgmental 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 recognize 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 who coaches with purpose, presence, and impact.

Areas of Interest:

  •  ICF Core Competencies
  • Mentor Coaching and Coach Development (ACC & PCC)
  • Reflective Practice and Authentic Coaching
  • ADHD and Neurodiversity Coaching
  • Coach Education, Facilitation and Professional Growth



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