Life coaching can incorporate spiritual elements, but whether or not it is inherently spiritual depends on the approach and beliefs of the coach and the preferences of the client.

Some life coaches integrate spiritual principles, practices, or beliefs into their coaching sessions, such as mindfulness, meditation, visualization, or exploration of purpose and meaning. These coaches may work with clients to connect with their inner wisdom, align with their values, and cultivate a sense of purpose and fulfillment.

Not all life coaching is spiritual in nature. Many life coaches focus primarily on practical goal-setting, problem-solving, and action planning, without explicitly addressing spiritual or existential questions.

Whether life coaching is spiritual or not depends on the goals and preferences of the client and the approach of the coach. Some clients may seek out a spiritual dimension in their coaching sessions, while others may prefer a more pragmatic approach. Clients need to communicate their preferences and beliefs to their coach, so that the coaching process can be tailored to meet their individual needs.