Why choose ACT Matrix coaching? 

Let us help you learn more!  We offer a free assessment session in which we'll spend 45 minutes discussing what ACT Matrix coaching would mean for you, individualized to your specific situation.  This includes:

• Exploring your life compass - moving towards or away from your goals and the life you want to live
• Examining your "hooks" aka things that keep you stuck. These hooks can be "inside" (psychological) and "outside" (environmental/situational)
• Developing a preliminary outline of how the ACT matrix would apply to you, the tools we would teach you, and what you could expect from coaching with us.

We apply science-based coaching strategies to any area of your life: Your career, college or educational experience, retirement, relationships, or life in general.

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Chris Adang, PCC

Chris is a certified life coach (via the International Coach Federation) with specialized certification in the ACT Matrix. Chris has 20 years of experience leading individuals, groups, and teams in a variety of settings. His warm, collaborative, and direct style helps his clients engage fully in the coaching experience. As a psychological flexibility expert, Chris helps people move towards their goals while addressing challenges head-on. His expertise with both individual and group formats provides unique opportunities for a wide range of professional and personal growth enhancements. Chris firmly believes that everyone is deserving of a more satisfying, engaged life, and looks forward to the rewards of seeing each of his clients strive to move towards life as they envision it.

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We deliver results with the ACT Matrix, a powerful tool that helps individuals, teams, and groups maximize their performance, achieve goals, and enhance satisfaction. Our ACT Matrix coaching approach is right for you if you are:

• Dissatisfied with career or life direction - from entry-level to CEO
• Looking to improve or maximize specific areas of work performance - such as having difficulty with social interactions, presentations, etc
• Part of a team or group that wants to work together more effectively
• A students or new grad who isn't sure  how to turn their college degree into a satisfying career or life path
• Considering a career change - at any career stage
• An entrepreneur at any stage of the start-up process
• An athlete (amateur, professional) who wants to improve performance bests