Coach Training School
A Research Paper by Justin Rayne Nash
(Executive and Life Coaching, INDIA)
We all have, or would have, known someone who seems very sensitive, someone, who often gets disturbed or upset about what people say to, or think about, him or her. Such persons might even come across as shy, aloof and often withdraw from social interactions,Continue Reading…
A Coaching Power Tool by Juliana Barco
(Life Coach, ITALY)
When I was young, my mother gave me a Guffy, from Disney World, and I immediately fell in love with it; I took him with me everywhere I went, he would always be in my back pack, ready for consultation, listening, hugging and playing.Continue Reading…
A Coaching Power Tool created by Mariam Sobhy
(Life Coaching, EGYPT)
My power tool is based on the idea that every one of us has a bucket and a dipper as well, and it is up to the person through his daily interaction with others and through the way he perceives things, to fill his bucket and other’s buckets or to use his dipper and takes Continue Reading…
Research Paper By Shelina Wadiwala
(Transformational & Life Transition Coaching, UNITED KINGDOM)
Coaching for imposter syndrome can be very successful, given time and a commitment to change. Over time, as clients’ sense of self-worth is disentangled from their performance, and as they begin to own their successes, they can gradually a Continue Reading…
A Coaching Model Created by Shelina Wadiwala
(Transformational & Life Transition Coaching, UNITED KINGDOM)
The Sweet Spot coaching model offers a holistic approach to living a life in the state of ‘flow’. It is based on the idea that for anyone to feel deeply satisfied with their lives, their reality and the goals they set need to be congruent with what their inner selves desire. Continue…
A Coaching Power Tool created by Shelina Wadiwala
(Transformational & Life Transition Coaching, UNITED KINGDOM)
It is not uncommon for people to feel that they are not in control of situations in their lives. They have a specific goal in mind; perhaps it is building a thriving business, aiming for a new job, dealing with health issues or improving certain relationships, Continue Reading…
Research Paper By Rupika Bhargava
(Life Transformation and Parenting Coach , SINGAPORE)
This case study is how acceptance can bring a change. To accept something first and foremost is to be able to identify your reaction, or after feeling of a reaction, secondly, to be able to explore and visualize which thought provokes that reaction. Continue Reading…
A Coaching Power Tool created by Rupika Bhargava
(Life Transformation and Parenting Coach , SINGAPORE)
I think this is a powerful tool which coaches can use to simplify any complex situations for their clients. Then, when coaches are clear in their step forward, the process of coaching will be simpler and smooth. I acknowledge him for letting me share his story Continue Reading…
Research Paper By Roydin Fernandes
(Parenting & Family Coaching ,EGYPT)
This case study is about a young and ambitious individual, Amit. He holds a master’s degree in computer applications & a postgraduate diploma in Business administration with over 10 years of experience in the IT industry and is currently working with a Continue Reading…
A Coaching Model Created by Roydin Fernandes
(Parenting & Family Coaching ,EGYPT)
I’ve created a coaching model that aligns with the GROW model and also maps with ICF competencies, it’s a model I personally relate to and something I can easily remember, since I don’t intend to forget my name! (ROYDIN) Continue…
