Being open, flexible, and confident while fully conscious of the client is the coaching competency of presence. It includes being curious, trusting your instincts, experimenting, …
Evaluating CC4 Coaching Presence
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Evaluating CC3 Establishing Trust and Intimacy with the Client
Because the number one indicator of success in a coaching relationship is the rapport between the coach and the client, this coaching competency of establishing …
Evaluating CC2 Establishing the Coaching Agreement
Establishing the coaching agreement includes both an initial agreement for the coaching relationship and an agreement at the beginning of each session as to what …
Evaluating CC1 Ethics and Standards
In the ICF Comparison Table, the only competency that is not directly evaluated during an oral exam for credentialing is Ethics and Standards. At the …
ICF Competencies Rating Levels
The ICF published a comparison table on their website that provides excellent awareness of the coaching competencies from the perspective of skill development. Specifically, it …
Coaching for Coaches to Enhance Competency
Coaches are advocates of coaching – after all that is the reason they are doing the work. The old expression “what is good for the …
Training for Coaching Competency
Training as a lawyer does not prepare someone to work as a teacher. Training as a lawyer may be helpful if the person is going …
Training for Coaches
It is noteworthy that some resist the idea of training for coaches stating either that it will stifle the coach or that it is unnecessary. …
Enhancing Coaching Competencies
In keeping with the core value of excellence, most coaches want to continue learning and enhance their skills to better serve their clients. This is …
Defining a Good Coach
By Materese Roche A trained, certified coach who practices ethically, can help empower an individual to effect positive changes in their life. So what defines …