Join us for this on-demand workshop, Best Practices for Appreciative Team Coaching, where you’ll explore the principles and practices of appreciative inquiry as they apply to team coaching and gain insights into how to foster high-performing teams.
Who is this for?
- Team and group coaches who want to leverage appreciative inquiry to foster high-performing teams.
- New and experienced professional coaches who want to learn more about appreciative inquiry and its applications to team coaching.
- Coach educators who want to deepen their understanding of appreciative inquiry and how it can be applied to team coaching.
What You Will Learn:
- Understand the core principles of appreciative inquiry.
- Understand the importance of positivity to team effectiveness.
- Learn how to apply the appreciative inquiry 4-D process to team coaching.
- Learn the keys to effective appreciative questions.
- Learn 10 steps to appreciative team development.
Course Details:
During this on-demand webinar, originally presented to the ICF Team and Work Group Coaching Community of Practice, we will explore the principles and practices of appreciative inquiry as they apply to team coaching.
Through presentations and experiential activities, you will learn how positivity and appreciative approaches to team coaching foster high-performance teams.
You will discover how to craft appreciative questions to bring out the best in the teams you coach. Based upon the appreciative inquiry 4-D process, best practices for appreciative team coaching will be presented as 10 steps for engaging and empowering teams and their stakeholders to discover team strengths, hopes, and dreams and to co-create an inspired path forward.
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Communities of Practice
- Team & Group Coaching
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