Customized Nutrition – Allison Augsburger, RD
Chicago dietitian for gut issues, food sensitivities and inflammation. Allison Augsburger, RD, LDN, is a Chicago-based integrative dietitian who works with clients on digestive problems, food…
Life, wellness & spiritual coaches in Chicago, IL
5 human-vetted listings in Chicago. Life coaches, wellness coaches, somatic coaches and spiritual coaches.
See them on the map →Liberation Therapy Collective
Liberation-centered therapy for queer, trans, Black and Brown communities. Liberation Therapy Collective is a Chicago therapy practice rooted in liberation, anti-oppressive and decolonial…
Spirit Guiding with Delphina
Chicago psychic medium, intuitive mentor and Reiki teacher. Delphina is a Chicago psychic and medium on West Irving Park Road who offers private sessions for connecting with loved ones who have…
The Embody Connection
Reiki, therapeutic massage and somatic trauma work in Andersonville. Molly Coeling runs The Embody Connection from a Ravenswood Avenue studio in Andersonville, offering therapeutic massage, bodywork…
Venus Sabay
Medical Qi Gong, sacred sound and goddess ceremony. Venus Sabay is a Chicago soul activator, mentor and healer who has taught Medical Qi Gong since 2012, trained in a classic master-disciple lineage…
About coaching
Life, wellness, somatic and spiritual coaches help you get clear on goals and make changes, through conversation, accountability and practical tools. Coaching looks forward; it isn't therapy.
Sessions are usually 45 to 60 minutes, often online, weekly or every other week. Many coaches offer a free discovery call first.
Choosing someone in Chicago
- Book a discovery call to see if you click.
- Ask about training, for example ICF certification.
- If you're dealing with trauma or a mental-health condition, see a licensed therapist instead or as well.
Questions
How many coaching options are there in Chicago?
Sanctuary Ground lists 5 human-vetted coaching options in Chicago, Illinois.
What's the difference between coaching and therapy?
Therapy is licensed mental-health treatment; coaching focuses on goals and action and isn't regulated the same way.
How long do people work with a coach?
Often three to six months, but it varies.