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From the Inside Out

2022/08/30

A Coaching Model By Mareva Godfrey
Parenting Coach, UNITED STATES

From what I have observed, parents often seek professional help to identify their primary source of grief by telling stories about their children, spouses, or distant relatives. Children disobey for four main reasons that they do not know, including the fact that they haven’t been taught proper behavior. This data bolsters my urgent call to improve my coaching and listening skills so that I can assist my clients in identifying what is already inside of them, but frequently goes unnamed—their core values, WHO, and underlying beliefs—and then critically analyze and apply it to their most crucial role as primary educators and mentors to their own children. Consequently, “From the Inside Out” acts as a practice.

Values Clarification: The Path to the WHO

2022/08/26

A Research Paper By Mareva Godfrey
Parenting Coach, UNITED STATES

Many of the values we learn as children persist throughout our lives, while others are still being picked up, developed, and abandoned. Even as adults, our fundamental views still shape who we are, whether we realize it or not. These influences come from friends, spouses, coworkers, mentors, clergy, and the larger culture. Furthermore, a person’s personal values are linked to society’s moral norms and are impacted by ethics, which is a set of values that define proper behavior for a group, such as honesty, cooperation, and professionalism. Because they are the implicit and explicit agreements about how we will behave while we are together, values, morality, and ethics are essential to the success of a “culture”.

Survive vs. Thrive

2022/08/24

A Coaching Power Tool By Mareva Godfrey
Parenting Coach, UNITED STATES

If we are lucky enough to live long enough, all will eventually suffer a setback so severe that it will shake their world. These are the situations or events that, for many people, are in keeping with their “normal” lives and force them to “survive, get through, put one foot in front of the other, seek the light at the end of the tunnel, get out of the dark hole” while they wait for time to pass, for something to alter, for them to get through the difficulty—and return to “normal.” The process of helping clients transition from a Survive vs. Thrive mindset requires several steps. Listening to the repeating patterns of underlying beliefs that suggest that in his or her mind the only way forward in facing adversity is using coping mechanisms and waiting to “get through” is necessary.

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