Join us for this on-demand webinar, Next Level Coaching in the Workplace, where you’ll explore the positive impact of workplace health and wellness coaching on employee well-being and gain insights into how you can market workplace health and wellness coaching offerings to organizations.
Who Is This For?
- New and experienced professional coaches who want to provide health and wellness coaching in organizations.
- Team and group coaches who want to incorporate health and wellness coaching into their practice.
- Coach educators who support coaches working in organizations.
- Individuals interested in experiencing health and wellness coaching in their own workplaces.
- Managers and leaders who use coaching skills and are interested in incorporating health and wellness coaching into their workplaces
What You Will Learn
- Learn how to present a business case for health and wellness coaching in the workplace to organizational coaching clients.
- Explore the pros and cons of different delivery options for health and wellness coaching in the workplace, so you can provide the right options for you and your clients.
- Study real-life examples of health and wellness coaching in the workplace so you can understand what organizations look for when they hire coaches
Course Details
Employee well-being is an increasingly relevant concern for employers as they navigate increased uncertainty, employee stress, and burnout. Evidence shows that incorporating health and wellness coaching in the workplace leads to positive outcomes for organizations and employees.
In this 90-minute webinar, originally presented to the ICF Health and Wellness Coaching Community of Practice, participants will discover how health and wellness coaching in the workplace supports employees’ physical, mental, and emotional well-being; cultivates resilience; and helps combat burnout.
At the conclusion of this session, you will be able to present the business case for health and wellness coaching in the workplace, be familiar with real-life examples of how health and wellness coaching has contributed to positive organizational outcomes, and be aware of the benefits of various delivery options for health and wellness coaching in the workplace.
You will also increase your understanding of what organizational coaching clients are looking for when they hire health and wellness coaches so you can tailor your practice and marketing accordingly.
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Communities of Practice
- Health & Wellness Coaching
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