Christine Esteingeldoir

As a Professional Certified Coach, Christine has over 1,000 hours of coaching experience and a broad perspective on a wide range of sectors and organisations. Thanks to her hands-on experience, she serves as both a sounding board and a constructive challenger. Striking the right balance between building trust and offering sufficient confrontation enables the coachee to gain insight into their own functioning, become motivated to consider alternative options and adapt their impact on situations. In consequence, resulting in stronger relationships and more desirable outcomes. In addition, Christine is a certified Enneagram trainer. From this expertise, she works in depth on themes such as self-awareness, drivers, pitfalls and opportunities for growth.

As a team coach, Christine facilitates connection between people. She creates a safe environment in which the issues that matter to the team can be openly discussed. The essence of team coaching is, after all, to make the unspoken speakable. What emerges during a team coaching session is often a mirror of what happens in everyday collaboration. Christine names what she observes, encourages kindness and understanding among team members, and makes interventions that enable new ways of communicating and working together, thereby positively influencing the team’s results. Being bilingual, Christine effortlessly facilitates bilingual teams and switches with ease between the two languages within a group

As a professional trainer, Christine has more than 5,000 hours of experience. She demonstrates strong didactic skills, evident in her design, facilitation and agile approach in the moment. By staying connected both to the objectives of the training and to the individual participants, she effortlessly draws on examples and stories from the group to increase impact and enhance learning motivation. Her non-judgemental and accessible style, combined with stories from her own experience, encourages participants to make mistakes, experiment and reflect on themselves. Through concrete actions and small steps, she motivates participants to effectively apply their learning in practice.