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The Burnout Coaching Model

2022/12/19

A Coaching Model By Karin-Ann Holley
Life Coaching for Educators, NETHERLANDS

By definition, burnout is a “syndrome conceptualized as resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed,” according to the World Health Organization. Burnout is defined as “a mismatch between the nature of the person doing the job and the nature of the job” by experts Maslach and Leiter. An “erosion of the human soul” is the outcome. Burnout is so challenging to recognize because it involves the gradual depletion of a person’s spirit, which is what the word erosion refers to. People who are experiencing burnout symptoms lose their identity and essence, becoming a shadow of who they once were. The person they are now or the one they see in the mirror is no longer the same.

School Staff Wellbeing

2022/12/12

A Research Paper By Alison Mitchell
Leadership Coach, NETHERLANDS

In this paper on school staff wellbeing, I’ll discuss some of the problems that schools currently face around the world, such as issues with staff retention and recruitment as well as low engagement in various educational systems. I’ll introduce the idea of having a distinct framework for well-being in schools, in this case, the PROSPER model, after briefly defining positive psychology and well-being. I will then go on to show ways in which coaching in schools could help develop and sustain this framework to embed a positive culture, focused on the well-being of the school staff. This essay’s main concern is adults who work in educational settings. The framework can also be used to emphasize the welfare of the students.

Burned Out Educators

2022/12/06

A Research Paper By Karin-Ann Holley
Life Coaching for Educators, NETHERLANDS

Caring for Burned Out Educators, the global educational system is in crisis in many nations. Maximized levels of stress and burnout among educators are a trend that has been made worse by the COVID pandemic. Teaching in blended learning environments, dealing with ongoing policy and procedure changes, health, and safety concerns, supporting students with more frequent mental health issues, and communicating with concerned parents are just a few of the difficulties educators have had to deal with in the past two years. The low status and pay of teachers in many nations don’t help the situation. Teachers are retiring early and others are leaving the profession because they are overworked and underpaid, worsening teacher shortages in many nations around the world.

Victim Mentality and Coaching

2022/08/08

A Research Paper By Aneta Kantarowska
Life Coach, NETHERLANDS

In this research paper, I will look at what a victim mentality is, how to coach a client who has one, and what resources a client can use in addition to coaching. Coaching can be used with a victim mentality client as a sounding board, but it can also be used to partner with a client to realize their thinking patterns and limitations, and whenever they are ready to take some actions to change the course of their life. Clients who have a victim mentality may need a coach who is compassionate and acknowledges that they have been through some traumatic events. They may object to being judged or labeled as a victim.

Calm Your Mind

2022/08/04

A Coaching Model By Aneta Kantarowska
Life Coach, NETHERLANDS

At Calm Your Mind, I work with clients who are dissatisfied with their lives. My coaching sessions are built on calm, trust, and a feeling of being truly heard. I want the clients to feel, they are in a safe place where they can leave their problems behind and where they will not be judged for saying what is really on their minds. When clients trust their coach, they relax and are more open to delving deeper into their thoughts, which may lead to decisions and action. I want to make sure that my clients feel comfortable sharing whatever is on their minds with me until they are ready to move on.

Appreciation vs. Disregard

2022/07/27

A Coaching Power Tool By Aneta Kantarowska
Life Coach, NETHERLANDS

Humans often take things for granted. We are healthy, we have good jobs and a good house, and our children are fine, but we are not satisfied. Only when bad things happen and we lose what we have we consider how happy we were at the time. The truth is that we will always strive for more. It is how our society has taught us to live and how we have become accustomed to doing things. When we complete a task, we immediately move on to the next task until we are satisfied. Everything we encounter in our lives should inspire us to Appreciation vs. Disregard. Because we are all unique and come from different backgrounds, each of us is grateful for different things.

Coaching and Sahaja Yoga Meditation

2022/04/21

A Research Paper By Monica Le Crom
Transformational Coach, NETHERLANDS

Sahaja Yoga Meditation can benefit both coaches and clients in a variety of ways. Not only do we align with our goals from the position of our higher self through continuous practice, but by staying in touch with our intuition, we also become more creative. A calmer mind means less cognitive load and more focus, which allows us to make better judgments and work with more purpose, as well as reduce irritability and improve our relationships. We become more resilient as a result of our improved ability to deal with uncertainty. This change, on the other hand, takes time and can be hastened through the coaching process, as well as the accountability, frameworks, and aligned plans we work on during the session.

Scattered vs. Focused

2022/04/20

A Coaching Power Tool By Monica Le Crom
Transformational Coach, NETHERLANDS

Today’s lifestyles are extremely stressful. At work, we are supposed to be more productive, manage an ever-increasing number of duties, collaborate, communicate, work as a team, and achieve the objectives set for us. To be deemed successful, we must have outstanding ideas, contribute to the improvement of things, be inventive, and add value. How are we going to manage it all? How do other people manage to accomplish it all? We spend hours on social media, admiring how others seem to have discovered the secret to a glamorous existence in which everything seems to go well. The “Key” to it all is scattered vs. focused power tool.

Creating Your Own World With Courage

2022/04/11

A Coaching Model By Monica Le Crom
Transformational Coach, NETHERLANDS

Artists are admired for creating beautiful worlds in their work. It takes courage for an artist to approach a blank canvas. It takes a lot of courage to show up every day and keep painting. Sometimes, mistakes are made, and the painting we worked so hard on may appear to be damaged. And seeing the possibilities in the error and turning the painting around takes courage, tenacity, and faith. Then, at times, when the artist fights for his creation, new discoveries are made, new ways of expressing are learned, and a wonderful product emerges spontaneously. It necessitates courage, openness, and adaptability. It’s a never-ending journey of learning and pushing yourself to new heights. That’s how life is.

From Silver Linings to Post-pandemic Superpowers

2022/04/07

A Research Paper By Jonathon Regan
Education Coach, NETHERLANDS

This paper is a reflection on my experience dealing with the outbreak of the 2020 pandemic. It all started with my efforts to make a positive difference in my town, where unsung heroes fought in chaos. By narrating the narrative, I intend to demonstrate how I became interested in coaching and how a year of study has equipped me with the abilities to contribute more effectively. I’d also like to recognize my tribe’s continuous prosperity. From silver linings to post-pandemic superpowers, there’s a lot to think about.

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