£690.00
The strategic humour revolution. Here’s what’s exciting: we’re at a tipping point. Just as EQ transformed how we think about leadership, strategic humour is emerging as the next frontier in coaching excellence. Early adopters are already seeing the benefits, and they’re getting a serious competitive edge.
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Let’s talk about the elephant in the room: strategic humour in coaching. For years, many coaches have treated humour like that one weird food in the fridge that might have gone bad – better safe than sorry, right? But here’s the thing: avoiding strategic humour might actually be holding us back.
The risk that’s worth taking
Think about it – everything we do as coaches involves some level of risk. When we send an email, it could be misinterpreted. When we advise an executive on a major investment, millions could be at stake. Yet we don’t stop doing these things. Instead, we learn to manage the risks.
So why do we treat humour differently?
What you’re missing without humour
By avoiding humour in our coaching practice, we’re actually leaving a lot on the table:
– Deeper trust with clients
– Fresh perspectives on old problems
– Enhanced productivity
– Stronger team cultures
– More engaging sessions
The best part? This isn’t just feel-good theory. Science is backing up what we’ve intuitively known for ages: humour works. Research shows it helps with everything from building relationships to boosting creativity and problem-solving. It’s like Emotional Intelligence’s fun cousin – equally powerful, but way more entertaining.
This program is especially beneficial for professionals who prioritise effective listening and communication with clients, team members, staff, and students.
There are 8 sessions:
1: Introduction to strategic humour in coaching
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5: Understanding the psychology of humour
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2: Building connection through humour
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6: Ethical and effective humour
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3: Transformational humour: reframing and shifting perspectives
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7: Conflict and humoUr
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4: Crafting your humour toolkit
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8: Applying strategic humour in real coaching scenarios
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What’s in it for YOU, the coach? Here’s just the beginning… Enhanced rapport building Enhanced problem-solving skills Improved conflict resolution Improved adaptability Stress management for YOU Increased emotional intelligence Better memory and recall Enhanced active listening skills Increased resilience Improved group facilitation Enhanced cultural competence
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What’s in it for YOUR CLIENTS? For starters… Stress reduction Improved rapport Increased self-awareness Increased resilience in facing challenges Improved cognitive flexibility Enhanced problem solving and creativity Diffusion of tension in difficult conversations Increased self-awareness Enhanced emotional intelligence Improved ability to reframe negative situations
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Upon finishing the course, participants will receive a certificate to showcase their new expertise in strategic humour for coaching.
Our partner, Karyn Buxman, RN, MSN, CSP, CPAE, is not only an international speaker but also a successful author, master neuroplastician, brain-based coach, and neurohumourist.
Furthermore, she is widely recognised as the global authority on high-performance humour, with notable work that includes her TEDx talk, How Humor Saved the World. Additionally, Karyn’s career uniquely bridges the fields of humour and brain science, empowering high performers to achieve greater influence and optimal health through applied humour. Moreover, she is one of only 275 professionals—and notably, one of only 62 women—inducted into the Speaker Hall of Fame. Over her impressive 35-year career, she has collaborated with over 800 clients, including the Mayo Clinic, AARP, NASA, and the Million Dollar Round Table.
January & February 2025 session Wednesdays at 9 am PT /12 Noon ET/ 6pm CET Wednesdays at 4 pm PT/7 pm ET
Class size is limited to give you the attention you want and deserve—so sign up now and re-experience the JOY in coaching and mentoring! |
First Session: Jan 8th Second Session: Jan 15th Third Session: Jan 22nd Fourth Session: Jan 29th Fifth Session: Feb 5th Sixth Session: Feb 12th Seventh Session: Feb 19th Eighth Session: Feb 26th |