Coaching lessons

Lesson 71: Changing Yourself and/or the Environment
Change, yes, but what about the environment? In coaching and therapy, we understand that we cannot change others,

Lesson 70: Welcoming Your Client
Welcoming your client is not the same as understanding them. Let’s remember, coaching is the art of eliciting

Lesson 69: The Coach’s routine
The practice of coaching has an impact on the coach’s energy. Establishing one or more routines helps to frame

Lesson 68: Preparing for your first session
The coachee expects a lot from their first appointment, and it’s important for the coach to be fully

Lesson 67: What does the coach do in Team Coaching?
He does nothing, but he does it well! Amidst a landscape characterized by rapid transformation initiatives, escalating goals,

Lesson 66: Using Archetypal Figures in Coaching
Exploring the Collective Unconscious and Archetypes Individual Unconsciousness in Freudian Theory Initially influenced by Freud’s concept of

Lesson 65: The Importance of Positive Feedback
In the United States, it’s customary to systematically provide “positive feedback” to partners during team-building exercises or training

Lesson 60: The Coach and Fatigue
Fatigue doesn’t have a good reputation In our current world, it’s “necessary” to be in shape and have energy,

Lesson 61: Freudian slips or verbal slips
Freudian slips and verbal slips With a mind free from any intrusive thoughts, the coach focuses entirely on their

Lesson 62: Strengthening your coaching posture
The Coach’s Posture: The coach’s posture is a professional attitude of listening, vigilance, and benevolence specific to the practice
Over 60 coaching lessons to revisit the fundamentals of coach training and refresh your knowledge of the basics.
From the SMART model to understanding client motivation, the coach’s low posture, providing feedback, and making requests in coaching, each lesson revisits a fundamental technique of coaching.