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Coaching Agreement

A coaching agreement sets out the terms under which a coach provides one-on-one or group coaching services to a client. Coaches, consultants, and their clients use this contract to document session schedules, fees, cancellation policies, confidentiality, and other key terms of the coaching relationship.

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COACHING AGREEMENT

This Coaching Agreement (the “Agreement”), dated as of [Effective Date] (the “Effective Date”), is entered into by and between [Coach] (“Coach”) and [Client] (“Client”). Client and Coach may each be referred to herein individually as a “Party” or collectively as the “Parties.”

1. Coaching Services. Pursuant to this Agreement, Coach agrees to and will perform [TYPE OF COACHING SERVICES] coaching services, as described below (the “Services”).

(a) The Services will be provided via [video (e.g., Zoom) or phone call].

(b) The Services shall be provided in sessions, and sessions shall occur on the following cadence: [weekly][two times per month]. Client will schedule sessions with Coach via [Coach’s calendar system][Coach’s online platform].

(c) The first session will last approximately [90] minutes, and each following session thereafter will last approximately [60] minutes. Client and Coach may agree to a different duration (which may result in an adjustment of the Fees hereunder).

(d) The minimum number of sessions pursuant to this Agreement shall be [___] (the “Minimum Sessions”). In the event that Client terminates this Agreement prior to completing the Minimum Sessions, Client will be liable to pay for [__]% of any unused sessions.

(e) Client will have access to the following resources during the Term: [worksheets or PDFs, templates or frameworks, client portal, recordings of sessions, other].

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