Coaching competencies refer to the specific knowledge, skills, abilities and attitudes that a coach must possess to provide effective coaching. They represent the minimum standards that every coach must meet in order to be considered as being competent.
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Did you know, that the belief change process from Neuro Linguistic Programming can help you help your clients change their beliefs quickly and effectively? The belief change process from NLP uses the power of submodalities to help clients replace their
Finding the right technique to help clients change their limiting beliefs is one of the key challenges that coaches and psychologists face. Top 7 techniques to help clients change their limiting beliefs: 3 Techniques used by almost all coaches and
In this in-depth look at the 9th CHC Core Coaching Competency, we would take you deeper into the constructs of creating your personalised roadmap to success. What really does this competency of Designing actions mean? “Designing actions” is about the
The human mind is the most complex marvel that is responsible for all the mental phenomena. All of us would have witnessed episodes in our own lives where we decide to do something we are passionate about and we put
While one of the most common ways of managing our emotional state is by learning to manage our thoughts, there are times that: It is in situations like these that we need an alternate way to directly and quickly work
There are times when a client is not able to do the things they want to do because of certain images in their head. Think of someone who is not able to speak in front of a large audience because
When we talk about thoughts, it is important to recognise that only because we can consciously become aware of them doesn’t really mean that we consciously create these thoughts. In fact, most of these thoughts are really automatic and the
One of the primary concerns that clients have when they visit a psychologist is that they are struggling because of some thoughts and emotions that they are neither able to control nor able to handle. So the primary role of
In most cases, directly reconditioning thoughts and emotions can help clients achieve therapeutic outcomes. But there may be too many different thoughts or emotions that may need to be reconditioned. I am sure as a therapist you have come across
Helping clients select an outcome is the easier bit, helping them work towards achieving that outcome is where things begin to get trickier and that is exactly the reason why the plan of action becomes really really important. How to
Top 5 reasons to help clients define therapeutic outcomes As a psychologist or a therapist, how important do you think, is it to help the client define the outcome they wish to achieve from therapy? It is very important, isn’t
Many times clients visit a therapist/coach because they want to overcome a negative emotion and they want to feel better or calmer or happier. Many therapists focus on helping clients overcome the negative feelings and feel better, calmer, or happier
