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The Teen DRIVER Coaching Model

A Coaching Model By Josh Bolland
Teen and Parent Coach, BRAZIL

I created the Teen DRIVER coaching model with these concepts in mind. The youngster is given the responsibility of directing their lives and making their own travel plans in this paradigm. When the teen finally receives their “license” for life after high school, the coach joins them as a co-pilot and uses the following framework to assist them learn more about themselves and the route they wish to take. Teenagers experience adolescence, which is characterized by changes in their biology, personalities, relationships, and values, to name a few. Additionally, crucial choices regarding their future will be made during this time. The following steps in their education and jobs are up to them to decide.

Burden vs. Load

A Coaching Power Tool By Josh Bolland
Teen and Parent Coach, BRAZIL

The key to moving away from burden vs. load is to look for ways to clarify or alter a client’s understanding or perception of the responsibilities or duties they feel they have to something rather than removing them entirely. Whether they are self- or externally imposed, burdens add weight to a client’s life and prevent them from contributing to and enjoying their community. This overwhelming feeling has an effect on the client’s well-being as well as the community to which they belong. A person can often be burdened by a sense of responsibility or obligation. Coaches can help their clients clarify their thinking, rather than trying to relieve them of any sense of obligation or responsibility.

Teen Coaching vs. Adult Coaching: Is There a Difference?

A Research Paper By Josh Bolland
Teen and Parent Coach, BRAZIL

I can state with confidence that the theories of adult coaching and child learning are convergent based on research and my more than 18 years of educational experience. Adults and teenagers alike are interested in the reason behind the lessons they are learning. Both individuals benefit from learning material that is relevant to their daily lives. What’s more, both need chances to experiment and make mistakes in order to learn. Additionally, we can be confident that teenagers can be coached just as effectively as adults because this type of learning is in line with the fundamentals of coaching. However, because they might not have the same vocabulary, life experiences, or brain development as adults, giving them some sort of scaffolding can make the process more fulfilling for both the coach and the student.

Can NLP Be Beneficial in Parent Coaching?

A Research Paper By Jette Vincent
Parent Coach, THAILAND

The purpose of this research paper is to look at whether NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) can be beneficial in parent coaching. I will first introduce the reader to what ‘parent coaching’ means to me and explain shortly what NLP is before exploring some key components of NLP and how they can be used in coaching with parents.

Responsibility vs. Laissez-Fair

A Coaching Power Tool By Jette Vincent
Parent Coach, THAILAND

Reconstructing perspectives can help parents give up or change the way they dealt with parental issues earlier. It can open up a new way of being a parent that empowers and gives you freedom because responsibility also gives you choices that you did not have when you were parenting in a state of laissez-faire. Responsibility also reminds us that changes can happen at any time. We don’t have to wait for a specific time or event to happen.

Parental Change – Enhancing Early Childhood Development

A Coaching Model By Jette Vincent
Parent Coach, THAILAND

The parental change model enables parents to be confident and comfortable in their role as parents. The parent who wants to ‘work’ on themselves: What change do I want to see and how can I be a role model for that change? If everything stays the same, there will be no change (who said some similar?). Change can be a bit scary, but it can also be exciting and an opportunity to do something new. This is about making parenting happy.

Coaching Model: Conscious Parenting: Finding the key to being THE PARENT YOU WANT TO BE

A Coaching Model Created by Cornelia Guenzel-Dahinten
(Family/Parent/Marriage Coach, SINGAPORE)

Parenting is a multifaceted job. Many families today experience a challenge to combine modern life and parenting. There is plenty of information, advice and instruction on parenting Continue…

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