Coach Training School
A Research Paper By Manuel Guerreiro
Life Coach, PORTUGAL
Ricardo Laranjeira has been a coach since 2009, holds a master’s degree in NLP, is an Enneagram expert, and is accredited in the Enneacoaching approach. Ricardo is also a storyteller and social panorama teacher, and he has written a book called “Live without Anxiety,” which is now in its third edition in Portugal.
My plan is to help leaders and future leaders discover their high purpose and attain a better version of themselves. The most memorable moments for me at ICA were during Observed Coaching and Mentor Coaching sessions. I learned a lot from the feedback I got from the Mentor Coaches, and from observing my peers perform. Continue Reading…
A Coaching Power Tool By Manuel Guerreiro
Life Coach, PORTUGAL
As a coach, we must help our clients understand the true nature of their motivation, as well as the specifics of their interests and desires, in order to ensure that their uniqueness is recognized. You will enable our client to create a shift in consciousness and the prospect of seeing things in a new light by first helping him identify and acknowledge his values, perceptions, and beliefs about what it means to be successful. It’s about expanding his horizons and demonstrating a wider range of options. Success vs. Fulfillment, to help clients reframe this story and empower clients to take control of their own destiny.
A Coaching Model By Manuel Guerreiro
Executive & Life Coach, PORTUGAL
Wouldn’t you rather go on a vacation to an unknown and mysterious area with someone who has been there before, just as you would with someone who has been there before? This is who I recommend as a travel companion. Someone who can accompany you to the most amazing and bright places, as well as the darkest and most difficult. Isn’t it better to have someone by your side who understands your experience and may have the tools you need to have the finest and most productive voyage possible if you decide to visit these places?
A Coaching Power Tool By Lydia Cloos
Life Coach, COSTA RICA
We all strive to keep up in today’s fast-paced environment. Maintaining a healthy work-life balance, pursuing our aspirations, maintaining our social life, and dealing with our responsibilities, joys, disappointments, and joys. When life is hectic (and why), it can be difficult to navigate and stay on top of what is important to us. We all have different concerns (some more impactful than others) due to our lived experiences, but in many cases, we see how moving from faithful vs. fearful can change us.
I would like to use my coaching skills to coach medical students and physicians to start and then expand into career coaching for executives. In addition, I would also like to implement lifestyle coaching as a fellow of the Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine. My first mentor coaching session. It was late at night and Continue Reading…
A Research Paper By Lydia Cloos
Life Coach, COSTA RICA
This paper talks about two coaching underdogs: Empathy and Acknowledgement. We all know they’re covered in the International Coaching Federation’s (ICF) PCC Markers, so they must be significant – so why focus on something we already know is important? The explanation is as straightforward as it gets: my personal coaching experience has taught me how frequently empathy and acknowledgment are neglected during the coaching process. And perhaps you’ll be able to tell as you read. The Cambridge dictionary defines an underdog as “the lesser of two rivals, or anybody who is not expected to win a competition.”
A Coaching Model By Lydia Cloos
Life Coach, COSTA RICA
Off-the-beaten-path wanderings aren’t always rewarded by fate or society, but it often signifies that someone made a (conscious) decision. Getting off the beaten path can be dangerous and intimidating, so it usually comes with courage. However, only those who are willing to take risks will be able to achieve even greater achievements that others would lose out on. In this article, I’d like to propose coaching as a journey off the beaten route, a journey to and with oneself, a voyage to find and unravel the unknown, to deepen and enhance the already known, and to ‘dare greatly,’ as Brené Brown would say.
A Research Paper By Carine Alcabas
Life Coach, FRANCE
This COVID Coaching research paper aims to demonstrate how coaching can be a powerful and useful technique to help others cope, manage and recover from all the mental and physical challenges brought on by COVID over the past two years. I did find ways to make my daily routine more comfortable, mostly through gym exercises, and the peer coaching I did with other ICA members helped me a lot!
The aim of my coaching business is to support women in making purpose-driven progress, both professionally and personally. With a specific focus on women working in the healthcare sector, I help clients to excel in their careers and personal lives by discovering true purpose and meaning in what they do. Crying in one of Karen Continue Reading…
