COACHING
Fresh Conceptual Framework
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Coaching helps employees to identify and change limiting beliefs and actions. The two-track process provides both an individual and an organizational lens, resulting in strikingly improved work and career decisions
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Try new behaviors and analyze outcomes in coaching sessions
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Challenge individual beliefs and assumptions
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Focus on achieving exceptional outcomes
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Systems Approach
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The individual and the entire context in which s/he works are the basis for the coaching process: the people, policies, practices and structures, mission, goals, and norms that relate to the work being done.
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Values-based process
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Transitional: issue-specific
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Transformational: life or career revitalization
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Holistic View
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To view the client only in the narrow framework of work limits the scope of inquiry and the potential for learning and change.
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Mind, body, and spirit are appropriate arenas for exploration
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Engagement of the whole employee supports focus and clarity
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Career advancement achieved through work-life balance
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Mid-Career or Life Change
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While most people are aware of not getting the results they want, often they are unaware of ways to change their outcomes.
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Gain insights to alter thinking and adjust actions
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Examine daily events in work and life as practical applications for learning
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Develop self-awareness and courage to embrace creativity and discovery