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AWC Relaunches with New Features

The Associated Writing Coaches member website will relaunch in November with new features. We have upgraded and expanded our website to help our members reach clients and improve their coaching and business strategies. We have redesigned our website and migrated it to WordPress, which provides a more robust system for a membership site and many bonus features. Our redesign includes more opportunities for our members to reach potential clients,...

Looking for a Writing Coach?

Working with a coach is proven to create results—it helps you focus, provides accountability, decreases stress and improves your skill set. A coach will help you bridge the gap between where you are as a writer and where you want to be. That said, coaching styles and backgrounds differ widely; we’ve created a searchable directory, Find a Writing Coach, to help you select the right coach for the job. As a bonus, you’ll be able to...

Featured Coach: Mary Beth Averill

Dr. Mary Beth Averill is the kind of person who helps others play to their positives. In fact, that skill is one of the reasons she left her thriving psychotherapy practice to go into coaching. “I was tired of diagnosing and tired of dealing with insurance companies,” says Averill. “I wanted to work with people on their strengths, not their weaknesses.” Averill has working with writers for 20 years and runs a thriving life coaching...

It’s Time to Go Pro

The changes in the publishing industry have produced a flood of new writing coaches. Do you have what it takes to compete on a crowded field? Going pro requires more than a background in writing and editing; coaches who attract and retain clients also have business acumen and a strong grounding in coaching modalities.