Amy Meverden, MDiv, PhD, is a Coaching Educator and Futures Writer at the International Coaching Federation, where she has authored and edited several articles on the future of coaching.
With a background in higher education and the humanities, Amy brings nearly two decades of teaching, curriculum design, and mentorship to coaching conversations. Her application of coaching skills has evolved into a director role at a multi-institutional writing center, where she applies them in post-secondary education. She is currently training to become an ICF-certified coach in the very near future.
Amy holds an MA from New York University and a PhD from Union Theological Seminary. Her academic publications engage the role power plays — whether generative or consumptive — in systems and societies.
Author's Articles
Trust, Credibility, and the Future of Coaching: Why Standards Matter More Than Ever
Trust and credibility in coaching depend on more than a polished profile. As the profession grows, clients increasingly look for clear signals of preparation, ethics, transparency, and accountability. The strongest future will pair high standards with more inclusive and visible pathways to professional excellence.