Welcome

The ICF Vancouver Island Coaches Association (ICF-VI or VI Coaches) is the professional network of Vancouver Island and Gulf Island member coaches of the International Coach Federation (ICF). ICF-VI Chapter is also a community committed to supporting and offering resources and inspiration for coaching professional development and business development. We offer online and in person meetings and professional development opportunities for our members and the community at large. Everyone is welcome to attend ICF-VI events and webinars!

ICF Vancouver Island Chapter is also a resource for anyone wishing to become a coach or hire a coach.

ICF Vancouver Island has a long history of serving the professional coach community and we are proud to share with you the history of our Chapter.

Our Articles section is growing and features actionable articles written by our members on the topic categories of:

• Tools for life
• Tools for leaders
• Tools for business
• Tools for the organization
• Tools for your career
• Tools for coaches
• Tools for internal coaching

One of the many benefits we offer Chapter members is to extend their marketing reach by publishing their articles on the Chapter website and social media.  Submission guidelines may be found here.

With Acknowledgement and Gratitude:

We acknowledge with gratitude and respect the 53 First Nations of Vancouver Island located in three distinct tribal regions – Coast Salish, Nuu-chah-nulth, and Kwakiutl whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day. We recognize that we live, work and play on unceded traditional First Nation territories and respect the histories, languages, and cultures of First Nations whose presence continues to enrich our vibrant community and connection with the land. We want to thank First Nations ancestors who have cared for the land and intend to deepen our connection and respect for these First Nation territories.

On behalf of our members, ICF Vancouver Island commits to learn, connect and create opportunities for right relationship with First Nation communities.