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Invest in yourself alongside your coaching pratice.
Coaching Supervision is Imperative
Coaching supervision is a professional imperative for any coach who wishes to work in the global coaching market today. Coaching supervision is a consistent, dedicated space for coaches to improve the quality of their coaching, consider their ethical stance, stretch developmentally, and resource themselves in the important work they do every day with their clients.
These reflective writing journals offer coaches access to many of the foundational principles of coaching supervision. This means coaches can continue to develop alongside their coaching practices more practically, consistently, and independently in between coaching supervision sessions.
Evidence-Based Reflective Writing
For decades, reflective writing has been utilized by world-class coaches to become more self-aware about themselves alongside their coaching practices, ultimately in service to their clients’ outcomes.
Reflective writing is an evidence-based practice. The slow speed of handwriting forces us to consolidate and reword information, which supports us in processing and retaining learning. Through reflective writing, coaches can uncover more than they were aware of before, capture that information, and then use that to grow themselves and their coaching practices.
Merging Coaching Supervision and Reflective Writing
With over 250 questions and prompts spread across a 6 month period, these reflective writing journals aims to support, challenge, and sustain professional coaches. These journals merge coaching supervision and reflective writing in a way that it can be used one time or again and again throughout a coach’s career. The prompts are a timeless way to resource and develop anyone working as a professional coach.
These reflective writing journals help to elevate the effectiveness of coaches aiming to catalyze more effective change for their clients and the systems they navigate.
What is covered in these reflective writing journals?
These journals have the following themes spread across more than 300 pages:
Warm-up questions about your coaching practice
Laying the groundwork for reflective writing
Your why for being a coach
Coaching vision and mission
Coaching values
Professional identity
Coaching clients
Coaching rituals and routines
General coaching skills
More about the process of coaching
Ethics - Parts I and II
Coaching relationships
Emotions (yours and client) - Parts I and II
Coaching presence
Resiliency in coaching - Parts I and II
Coaching tools, techniques, and models
The human body
Feedback
Energy
Not knowing
Intuition
Creativity
Deeper inner work
** IMPORTANT NOTE: These journals do not specifically focus on aspects of group coaching or team coaching.
Example journal page:
Invest in yourself.
Invest in your coaching practice.
Experience a profound shift in yourself, the quality of your work, and your most important relationships.
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