Top coaches, vetted and connected

lume connects your health coach with your professional coach, so everyone is on the same page

build your perfect team of coaches

Multiply your support by creating your own personal team of coaches, in over 7 specialized areas, to elevate your performance — in work and in life.

Matching is based on:

lume’s professional coaches

Vetted, certified, and trained founders, CEOs, and executives with 10+ years of industry experience.

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lume’s health coaches

Certified, heavily-trained experts across 6 domains.

our robust matching process

lume has a 96% success rate with first-time matches—thanks to our hyper-personalized matching process and algorithm.

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How do I find the right coach for me?

When is the right time to work with a coach?

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Do I need a coach, a therapist, or both?