Amplify your coaching and help your clients transform their life
Coaching cards using images as metaphors have helped coaches create breakthroughs for decades.
Now you can use the same powerful visual tools seamlessly in video calls or face-to-face sessions.
Metaphors are useful for coaches. They can enable fresh insights as well as inject humour into a conversation
Jonathan Passmore, psychologist and coach
Have more impact with images
Research shows that using images in coaching can have greater impact than talking alone. Visual tools tap into memories, beliefs and values in ways that pure conversation can't match.
When clients find the right visual metaphor for their situation, something shifts. They actually feel their insights instead of just thinking them.
We've taken those powerful visual tools and made them work perfectly for how coaching actually happens today.
Visual tools don't replace great coaching — they amplify it.
The digital coaching reality
Since 2020, over 70% of coaching sessions happen online. Video coaching works just as well as face-to-face: the connection is there, breakthroughs still happen.
But coaching cards don't work through a screen.
We've solved this by digitising the whole process.
Same powerful visual tools, now working seamlessly wherever your clients are.
Ready to see what your clients are really capable of?
Success Stories
I liked how it encouraged me to dig deeper into the answers to my questions. Without the pictures I would have justified my answers with one or two reasons, but with the pictures my memory was triggered more, and I was able to reflect deeper.
I liked how within an hour I managed to gain key insights about myself and my personal brand.
It gave a focus to answering the question, without distracting from the question. The pictures encouraged an emotional as well as an intellectual response.
I found the pictures really helped think and come up with areas to work on/improve. I was surprised just how effective it was. I think it would be very effective for those people 'stuck' in a rut.
I love the simplicity and I can see that use of images is such a good way to get people talking. The various topic choices also removed a huge amount of stress from a potential coaching session.
I found the images helpful to gain deeper insight into my thoughts, feelings and actions in the context of my 'brand' and found the process both helpful and enlightening. I discovered some unexpected and 'buried' insights from the past which have continued to influence my thoughts, feelings and actions both personally and professionally.
Simplicity of images acting as a great catalyst for conversation.
Loved that something simple can be such a useful tool.