Join us for the webinar Empathetic Coaching: Results without Burnout, where you’ll explore the power of empathy in coaching and learn strategies to balance connection and self-care for sustained effectiveness.
Who Is This For?
- Professional coaches looking to deepen their empathetic approach while maintaining boundaries.
- Newer coaches eager to build strong, results-driven client relationships without burnout.
- Experienced coaches seeking strategies for balancing empathy and self-protection.
- Internal coaches aiming to support leaders in achieving impactful, sustainable outcomes.
What You Will Learn:
- Understand the role of empathy in achieving coaching outcomes.
- Explore techniques to build deeper client connections without burnout.
- Develop self-care routines to maintain your effectiveness as a coach.
- Balance empathy with professional boundaries to foster sustainable engagement.
Course Details:
In Empathetic Coaching: Results without Burnout, join Loren Sanders, ACC, and the Internal Coaching Community of Practice for an enlightening session on harnessing the transformative power of empathy in coaching.
This 60-minute webinar explores how empathy enhances coaching outcomes while providing tools to prevent burnout—both for coaches and their clients. You’ll learn how to maintain engagement, balance empathy with self-protection, and implement practical self-care routines that sustain your effectiveness.
Through real-world strategies and reflective practices, this session will empower you to drive impactful results without sacrificing your well-being. Whether you’re a newer coach developing your approach or an experienced coach refining your methods, you’ll leave with valuable insights and actionable techniques to enhance your coaching practice.
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