Sandya Jadhav Bangalore, Karnataka

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About Me

Purpose has always been at the centre of my work since the day I graduated from the University of North Carolina’s MBA program. Whether it was marketing healthcare products, children’s books, home appliances, or education, the question on my mind has always been, ‘How is my work helping someone?’

Eventually, my own emotional trauma over many years naturally led me to heal myself and become a Life Coach specialising in Emotional Well-Being (ICF ACC Practitioner) for women.

Coacharya, a leading provider of accredited coach training worldwide, has been my learning ground for my ICF ACC practice. What made the course more meaningful for me was that it was taught by an expert in Ontology, who integrated ‘The Art of Being a Coach ‘ into the curriculum's DNA.

Coaching Philosophy:
My life experiences have taught me that we all have the power to help ourselves. When we are ready to do that, having someone hold a safe, non-judgmental, and compassionate space for us helps us work through layers of emotional pain. It is my honour to hold an authentic space for every woman who wants to live an emotionally healthy life. Compassion, Safety and Integrity are my core coaching values.

Process:
Sathya Studio, my coaching practice, is grounded in the principles of authenticity and inner exploration. “Sathya” means “truth” in Sanskrit, and “Studio” reflects a workshop—a space for authentic growth and transformation.

ICF's coaching framework and ontology serve as the two pillars of my coaching practise. This means the coaching session will

1. Honour the confidentiality principles outlined in the ICF Code of Ethics
2. Utilise self-reflection as a modality to help you reflect on your belief system, values, and worldview. This process can reveal underlying assumptions, challenge biases, and uncover new perspectives.
3. Support you in going beyond your mind and connecting with your true self