Tarot & Life Coaching
Everything you Need to Know
Tarot for New Life Coaches
Starting out as a Life Coach?
Adding Tarot to your toolkit doesn't mean taking on another whole discipline to learn.
The TaroCoach Method gives you an additional tool that sits naturally alongside your existing coaching practice — giving you a clear structure and the confidence to use Tarot purposefully with clients.
It can give you something to turn to when a conversation stalls, when a client is struggling to find the words, or when another question simply isn't getting you any further.
A card gives you both something to focus on and something to explore together, helping create a little space between the client and the issue.
You don't need years of Tarot experience or to memorise a deck of cards.
The TaroCoach framework does the heavy lifting, while your coaching skills remain at the heart of the conversation.
It's a practical skill you can build into your practice as you grow — giving you another way to help clients see things differently, find their own insights and move forward with greater clarity.
It can also give a new coaching practice a distinctive edge — something different to offer in an increasingly crowded coaching market.
Using Tarot as a Coaching Tool
Tarot in coaching isn't about predicting the future or interpreting cards for your client.
It's about using imagery and symbolism as a shared point of focus to help clients explore thoughts, emotions, motivations and practical situations from a different perspective.
The TaroCoach Method brings Tarot into established coaching practice, using recognised coaching models and frameworks alongside the cards.
Models such as GROW and the Wheel of Life provide familiar structure, while the Tarot itself offers four clear domains — thoughts, emotions, motivations and practicalities — to help clients explore what's going on for them.
The result is not a Tarot reading with coaching added. It's a structured coaching conversation where the card provides something to look at, respond to and explore.
The framework gives the conversation somewhere to go, while the client remains the one making the connections and meaning.
Is Tarot really suitable for coaching?
If you're wondering whether Tarot belongs in a professional coaching conversation, you're not alone. TaroCoach was created precisely to bridge that gap. This isn't Tarot reading with a bit of coaching added. It's a structured coaching methodology that uses Tarot imagery as a visual tool for reflection.
There is no fortune telling, prediction or need for the coach to interpret a client's future. The cards provide something to look at and explore together; the coaching relationship, frameworks and client's own insight remain at the heart of the process.
At the same time, the conversation around coaching is changing. As coaching becomes more established and more widely discussed, there is growing interest in how coaches can create deeper, more engaging experiences for clients — particularly when conversation alone doesn't always unlock a new perspective. Visual, creative and reflective approaches are increasingly finding their place alongside more traditional coaching methods.
TaroCoach has already featured in Coaching at Work, reflecting this wider conversation about how Tarot can be used within a professional coaching context. The aim isn't to make coaching more “Tarot-based” — it's to give coaches another structured way to help clients pause, see something differently and explore their own thinking.
Tarot CPD for Life Coaches
Already an established Life Coach? If you're looking for something genuinely different to add to your professional development, TaroCoach offers a practical way to expand your coaching toolkit.
The course is certified for CPD hours through the Association for Coaching, giving you recognised professional development alongside a new skill you can bring into your practice.
But this isn't about adding another qualification to the wall — it's about developing another way to work with clients.
Learn how to use Tarot as a structured visual coaching tool that can sit alongside the approaches you already use. It can give you something to introduce when a conversation stalls, a client is circling the same issue, or you want to create a different kind of reflective space.
You'll come away with a practical methodology you can use confidently and ethically — and a distinctive addition to your coaching practice that can help you offer clients a different experience.