Join us for this webinar, Spark New Insights in Your Coaching Sessions, where you’ll explore what makes coaching such a dynamic learning process and gain insights into ensuring each coaching session has the impact you desire.
Who Is This For?
- New and experienced coaches, including team and group coaches and internal coaches, who want to deliver impactful coaching that sparks new insights for their clients
- Coach educators who want to deepen their familiarity with tools and techniques for high-impact coaching
What You Will Learn:
- Define what makes coaching such a powerful learning technology that activates sustainable change.
- Identify the essential coaching practices that create magical moments.
- Explore how to use your energy to have more impact than your words.
Course Details:
In this webinar, we will explore what makes coaching such a dynamic learning process and how to ensure each session has the impact you desire.
This presentation will focus first on what occurs in the brain when coaching sparks imagination and expands understanding. When the coach focuses on expanding perspective and self-awareness instead of achieving goals, the result uncovers insights that create new possibilities and increase confidence.
In addition to getting acquainted with new tools and resources, you will hear more about breakthroughs that have the power to transform both minds and lives.
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