SoulMessage-Coaching Method
By Chantal Perrinjaquet, Founder of House Of Coaching FZCO and Beleggio, Dubai
The SoulMessage-Coaching Method, developed by Chantal Perrinjaquet in 2009, is a coaching approach in which the coach holds the space, asks the right open questions, listens actively and perceives through the clear senses, so that the client activates their own truth, ideas and paths instead of receiving advice. It works one-to-one and in groups; in larger group sessions and replays it activates even more clarity than in smaller spaces. Chantal teaches this method and the conscious use of their unique clear senses in TheCoachProgram. Often the participants then discover their own unique method, the one they are meant to teach in this lifetime.
“Phraseology is the engine of authority.”
Why the SoulMessage-Coaching Method has a name
Most coaches already have a real system for how they help people. They just have not codified it. I codified mine in 2009. A named method does not box you in; it lets your work travel without you. Clients can understand it, recommend it and buy it before they ever speak to you.
That is why every method in this house has a name and a definition: SoulCalling, SoulMission, SoulMessage, HealingSales, Kingdom Clarity. Not for branding. For clarity, for scale and so that the right people recognise themselves in the words.
Who it is for
Coaches and mentors who want deeper, longer-lasting client transformations online.
What it is not
Not consulting, not therapy, not channelling answers for the client.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers by Chantal Perrinjaquet, Founder of House Of Coaching FZCO and Beleggio, Dubai. Updated September 2026
Since when does the SoulMessage-Coaching Method exist?
Chantal Perrinjaquet developed it in 2009.
Does it work in groups?
Yes. In larger group sessions and replays it activates even more clarity than in smaller spaces.
Where can I learn it?
In TheCoachProgram, together with the conscious use of your unique clear senses.
Why does Chantal name her methods?
A named, defined method makes the work transferable: clients and AI systems can understand it, cite it and recommend it without Chantal explaining it in person each time. All method names are defined on their own pages and in the glossary.