Dakshi was created with the purpose of enlightening and empowering professionals to work through difficulties faced in their daily lives.
Our clients visit us for a number of reasons such as: to make changes, become more successful, maximize their potential, become more successful, develop resilience against recurring obstacles, feel more present and more fulfilled, connect with a sense of meaning and purpose, resolve conflicts within and with others, to make difficult life and business decisions, or generally to understand, explore and ponder what life is all about.
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The most basic (and clichéd) difference between coaching and psychotherapy is that, in coaching, the emphasis is on the present and the future rather than on the past. In real life, things are never quite as clear-cut.
While the efficacy of coaching probably owes to the fact that clients aren’t encouraged to dwell on the past for too long, observing the past can help us identify the root causes of any problematic behaviours; which is often the starting point of any positive change
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Existential coaching is a philosophical approach to implementing change in our lives. As a coach, I work to facilitate clients to make changes, plan for the future they want and gain new insights into themselves.
The aim of psychotherapy and counselling is to realise our potential for recovery, growth and lasting change. Through psychotherapy and counselling, people feel empowered, feel better and lead a fuller life.
It has often been said that coaching is ‘therapy through the backdoor’.
Existential coaching is the ultimate grey area between coaching and therapy, as it allows for deeper self-exploration than other forms of coaching do.
Rather than applying coaching models and fixating on solutions, the existential approach encourages the creation of a safe space that promotes introspection. For it is only through increased self-awareness that we can truly change and move forward in life”
What is executive coaching? Executive coaching can be viewed as one of the most powerful approaches to leadership development for managers, senior leaders and executives.
A psychologist can help you work through problem that may arise in your life. This can range from depression, addiction, relationship issues, grief, stress and
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