Ken Vander Horst
Life coach for adoptive families, leaders and people of faith
| Hourly rate range | $90 to $150 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Life transitionsStress and overwhelmGoal setting and accountabilityFaith-based life coachingMinistry and church leadersLeadership development |
| Works with | Parents, Executives and Christians |
| Also coaches | Spiritual coach and Executive coach |
| Based in | British Columbia, Canada |
| Credentials | Member of the International Coaching Federation; Certificate, Rhodes Wellness College; M.Div, Calvin Theological Seminary; B.A. Interdisciplinary Studies, Redeemer University |
Ken Vander Horst is a life coach in British Columbia. He works with adoptive families, parents thinking about adoption, leaders, pastors and people of faith. He also coaches people recovering from anxiety and depression, and people facing cancer. Ken has over 20 years in human services and was a church pastor. He trained orphanage staff in Ukraine. He offers a free 15 minute discovery call.
What Ken helps with
Ken helps people who feel frazzled, unsure or stuck when they face next steps. He works on career moves, leadership challenges and problems in family or friend circles.
- Career transitions
- Challenges in being a leader
- Finding your place in a work or social system
- Problems in family or friend circles
- Anxiety and feeling stuck
- Recovery from depression and anxiety
- Preparing for adoption as a parent
Who Ken works with
Ken works with adoptive families and parents who are thinking about adoption. He also coaches current and aspiring leaders, organizational leaders, pastors, volunteers and volunteer coordinators. Other clients include public and inspirational speakers, people of faith, cancer patients, and people recovering from depression or anxiety.
How Ken works
Ken uses active and intuitive listening, critical questions and supportive accountability. He offers a free 15 minute discovery call to see if the fit is right. His aim is to help clients finish the changes they want to make. Some clients reach the point where they can coach themselves.
Background and qualifications
Ken earned a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies from Redeemer University in 1993. He earned a Master of Divinity from Calvin Theological Seminary in 2002, with intensives in counseling and marriage and family systems. He has extra training in restorative justice and conversations. He finished a certificate program at Rhodes Wellness College in Vancouver. He has over 20 years in human services. He has worked as a teacher, special needs aide, church pastor, non-profit administrator and youth support worker. He taught overseas and trained orphanage staff in Ukraine.
Ken Vander Horst pricing
Programs and services
- One-on-one life coaching
- Free 15 minute discovery call
Ken Vander Horst reviews
The CoachVouch take
Ken is a former church pastor who has trained orphanage staff in Ukraine and coaches adoptive families.
Best for adoptive families, faith leaders and pastors who want support with a life or leadership change.
Common questions
How much does Ken Vander Horst charge?
Coaching with Ken runs $90 to $150 an hour. Message Ken from this page for an exact quote.
What does Ken Vander Horst help with?
Ken Vander Horst helps with career transitions, challenges in being a leader, finding your place in a work or social system and problems in family or friend circles.
Is Ken Vander Horst certified?
Ken Vander Horst lists: Member of the International Coaching Federation; Certificate, Rhodes Wellness College; M.Div, Calvin Theological Seminary; B.A. Interdisciplinary Studies, Redeemer University.
Does Ken Vander Horst coach people considering adoption?
Yes. He lists parents considering adoption and adoptive families among the people he works with.
Does Ken Vander Horst coach pastors and faith leaders?
Yes. He coaches pastors and people of faith. He is a former church pastor himself.
How do I contact Ken Vander Horst?
Send Ken a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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