This authentic living coaching intake form is designed for coaches who help clients identify where they feel out of alignment in work, relationships, social settings, and everyday life. It creates space for honest reflection before the first session by asking about current challenges, authenticity goals, and the situations where a client feels most like they are wearing a mask.
The template combines basic intake details like name, email, phone number, age range, and pronouns with more specific coaching prompts. It asks what brought the client to coaching now, which parts of life feel least authentic, how authentically they feel they are living today, and how their current persona may be protecting them while also costing them energy, peace of mind, or connection.
Because the questions are structured but reflective, the form helps coaches spot patterns early. Responses can reveal people-pleasing habits, fear of judgment, shifts in identity across settings, and the difference between how a client presents outwardly and how they want to live inwardly.
It works well for life coaching, wellness coaching, and related support practices that focus on self-trust, boundaries, and personal alignment. The template gives coaches a strong starting point for a more intentional discovery process while keeping client context organized before the first conversation.
