The profession of personal and business coaching is expanding, both in the US and internationally. An estimated 20 per cent of all coaches have a background in a mental health-related field. As more therapists consider using coaching skills to diversify their practices, the need for information and advice from those who have successfully made the transition from therapist to coach is rising. This text - a group of essays from successful therapist-coaches - offers personal narratives, trade secrets, honest discussions about what to charge and how to find clients, as well as clear advice on how to get started. By the end of this text, readers should have an overview of executive, personal, peak performance and special niches coaching. Each chapter offers insight and information, as the therapist-coaches tell how they broke into coaching, what it took to build their practices and what it is like to spend a day in their shoes.