Ok so I am a pagan, and several of my coaching packages are geared towards that spiritual path such as Tarot and Shadow work life coaching.
I also have a regular life coaching option for those of different faiths, particularly Christians who I know would not be comfortable with a session that included the use of Tarot cards. I want to be inclusive.
I'm taking as many certification courses as I can to be the best coach I can be, I completed a Trauma-informed certification the day before I signed up for this program
After completing this course I'm considering taking a Christian Life Coaching course so I can better connect and relate with Christian clients.
So my question comes to this, and I do want honest feedback. I won't be offended ino matter the answer...
Would you consider a Pagan having a certification in Christian Life Coaching to be offensive, or do you think it is a good way to show that I am invested in the wellbeing of clients despite differences? My worry in this is that while I have good intentions with it, that it may also be offensive to people and have the opposite result of what I'm going for.
I look forward to hearing honest and constructive feedback. I know it may seem an odd question while I haven't finished this one yet, but I'm always looking ahead and planning things out. Also, while waiting on enough likes to move up in the program I may have time to work other courses in.