Coaching conversations don’t always create the shift we’re aiming for. This opening section shows you how tarot can be used as a structured, reflective tool — not for prediction, but to support real insight and forward movement.

You’ll see how major turning points bring clients to coaching, and how the smaller, everyday steps are where meaningful progress is made.

A brief introduction to the 3 key elements of the Minor Arcana

Understand how the natural elements and their symbols work in relation in the Four Suits of the Minor Arcana

In coaching, it’s not always obvious what’s really going on beneath the surface.

This section gives you a clear structure to work with — helping you understand your client’s thoughts, emotions, actions, and real-life context, so you can guide conversations with greater clarity, focus, and confidence.

In coaching, the first response to a card isn’t meaning — it’s the image.

This lecture shows you how to work with imagery as an entry point into reflection, allowing clients to respond instinctively and personally, rather than trying to interpret or “get it right.”

By using the image in this way, you can open up insight naturally and create a more relaxed, collaborative coaching conversation.

In this approach, numbers are not scores — they represent stages of development within a client’s journey.

This lecture introduces numbers as evolving energy, helping you recognise where a client is in their process and what that stage is asking of them, rather than judging progress.

By working with numbers in this way, you can support clients with greater clarity, pacing, and understanding.

Each number carries a message about what is unfolding in the client’s experience.

In this lecture, you’ll explore how to recognise what a stage is communicating — whether that’s a need to begin, build, pause, reassess, or move forward.

By understanding the message behind the number, you can guide more focused, relevant coaching conversations that meet the client exactly where they are.

Clients don’t move in a straight line — and numbers help you make sense of where they are in their journey.

This section shows you how to recognise stages of development, ask the right questions at the right time, and support progress without forcing outcomes.

Insight becomes powerful when it connects to real life. Here, you’ll use the Wheel of Life to map stages of development onto your client’s actual situation.

An example of sharing the numbered stages with your client to help them see their progress, understand patterns, and feel reassured that each phase is part of a natural process.

Plus an invitation - this script shows you how to introduce tarot into a coaching conversation in a way that feels professional, grounded, and client-led.

You’ll learn how to explain the approach clearly, position the cards as a reflective tool (not prediction), and invite the client to engage in a way that feels comfortable and appropriate.

This helps you build trust, maintain ethical practice, and use the method with confidence in real coaching sessions.

This is where everything starts to come together. You’ll move beyond individual elements and begin working with the full framework in a fluid, natural way.

This lecture uses storytelling to bring the numbers and suits to life through a client journey.

By following one narrative through the Cups, you’ll see how each stage unfolds emotionally — helping you recognise patterns, shifts, and progression in a way that feels natural and relatable.

This approach makes it easier to translate the cards into real coaching conversations, without needing to memorise meanings.

This is where everything starts to come together. You’ll move beyond individual elements and begin working with the full framework in a fluid, natural way.

By combining structure with imagery, you can guide clients into deeper reflection while still keeping conversations grounded and purposeful.

A powerful coaching tool needs to work within the frameworks you already use.

This section shows you how to integrate tarot seamlessly into the GROW model — giving you a flexible, structured way to guide conversations with the four suit domains prealigned with the four areas of the GROW model. A good place to start when familiarising yourself with the suit domains.

This section shows you how to integrate Pathway 2 of the GROW model — The suits are left open, allowing for a broader and more emergent understanding of how each stage is being experienced.

This lecture introduces three coaching pathways that use the Wheel of Life to bring insight into real, practical context.

By mapping tarot onto the Wheel, you can move beyond reflection alone — helping clients see where they are, understand what’s unfolding, and explore how to move forward.

These pathways give you flexible ways to guide conversations, depending on whether the client needs structure, deeper exploration, or a shift in perspective.

While the suits and numbers show what’s happening, the Court Cards reveal how your client is meeting it.

This section takes you into identity-level coaching — helping clients recognise patterns in behaviour, step into new ways of being, and create lasting, embodied change.

This lecture explores how the Court Cards express different aspects of self through the elemental qualities they represent.

By understanding these energies, you can recognise where a client may feel aligned or conflicted — and where different parts of them may be pulling in different directions.

Working in this way helps you support clients in bringing these aspects into balance, creating greater clarity, coherence, and forward movement.

This lecture brings together the Wheel of Life and the Court Cards to explore both the client’s situation and how they are meeting it.

The Wheel shows the landscape of what’s happening in their life, while the Court Cards reveal the stance they are taking within it — their mindset, energy, and way of being.

By working with both, you can move beyond surface-level understanding and support deeper, more intentional shifts in how the client responds.

This lecture shows how the Court Cards can be used within the GROW model to move beyond problem-solving and into identity-level coaching.

While the structure of GROW keeps the conversation focused, the Court Cards bring attention to who the client is being — their behaviour, mindset, and level of self-leadership.

By combining the two, you can support more meaningful, lasting change, helping clients step into the version of themselves needed to move forward.

Video wrap up

You now have a complete, structured approach you can use in real coaching sessions.

This final section brings everything together — helping you move forward with clarity and confidence, and apply the TaroCoach™ method in a way that feels natural, professional, and effective