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The Top Cross Cultural Life Coaches

2nd January 2024

A qualified individual; who helps you in understanding and knowing cultural competence is known as a cross-culture coach. They help you to stick to a regular practice to understand your or some other culture.

Cross-culture learning helps you to develop self-awareness and communication skills. Moreover, a great cross-culture coach also integrates leadership thoughts into you.

Each cross-culture coach with their custom style trying to help their clients gain success in all forms, and asked them what’s unique about their coaching and what has endorsed their massive success.

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In Brief : The Top Cross Cultural Coaches

Lauren – Lauren’s bold decision to leave her comfort zone and embark on a journey abroad reflects her courage and resilience in seeking change and personal growth.
Kathleen Johnson – Kathleen Johnson, a licensed professional counselor and cross-cultural consultant, offers personalized coaching and counseling services to support individuals navigating cultural transitions and identity challenges.
Wiebke Homborg – With over two decades of experience living abroad in six different countries, Wiebke Homborg brings a wealth of cross-cultural insight and perspective to her coaching practice.
Melissa Parks – Melissa Parks, a clinical psychologist and former expat, specializes in supporting the globally mobile community through life transitions and challenges.
Chris Kenber – Chris Kenber, a seasoned business coach with over 30 years of experience, offers strategic guidance and support to businesses and individuals navigating cross-cultural challenges.

Lauren

After graduation, I made the craziest decision of my life. I abandoned my “dream opportunity” at a prestigious fashion magazine in New York, and instead, booked a one-way ticket to Spain. I was terrified. I had no idea what I was doing, or what I was looking for. All I knew was something had to change. Living and traveling abroad, outside of my circumstances and far from all those I knew and loved, I had no one to rely on but myself.

Kathleen Johnson

I am a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in the state of Minnesota, Life Coach, a Cross-Cultural Consultant. You can learn more about my skills, training, and the services I provide on this page. You are also welcomed to schedule a consultation to discuss my coaching, consulting, and counseling services at Tarriance in further detail.

Wiebke Homborg

In total, I have spent 22 years living abroad (outside of Germany) and I have felt at home in six different countries. I grew up in Belgium, the US and Spain and it was only when I was 18 that I came to stay in Germany for any length of time. After my professional training as an executive PA and after spending the first years of my professional life in Hamburg.

I was drawn to foreign climes again. Among other things, I worked in Chile for a German bank and for an automotive supplier in Mexico. I have been back in Germany now with my family for over twelve years, but still have strong ties to Latin America.

Melissa Parks

Hi! I’m Melissa I have my PhD in Clinical & Health Psychology and worked with the globally mobile community for many years now. I know firsthand just how hard it can be to live abroad because I was an expat myself for 10 years. Although I now live back in my home country, I still consider myself a “global nomad” because my day-to-day life spans countries, cultures, timezones, and languages.

I’m in an intercultural, bilingual marriage, raising a bilingual Cross-Cultural Kid, and interact with colleagues around the world in the online community for location independent mental health professionals that I co-founded.

Chris Kenber

I am a Bristol-based business coach with over 30 years’ experience advising companies on strategic, sales and marketing issues. I have hands-on experience of managing my own successful businesses, and of exiting profitably. I trained as a coach in 2003 at the prestigious Coaching Academy and hold coaching diplomas in Personal Performance, Business Coaching and NLP.

I have helped hundreds of UK and foreign-based businesses and individuals overcome challenges and make dramatic improvements in their performance.

Conclusion

There you have it, you’ve just read about the industry’s top cross-culture coach.

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