Week 1 Materials

Welcome to Week 1!

We are so delighted you are joining this cohort of "Build a Thriving Group Coaching Practice: Everything You Need to Successfully Run Groups Online."

During week one, you are invited to review the material shared in this module. It is a self-study week. We will begin our live Zoom sessions on the first day of week two.

 We will use the same Zoom link for each gathering.

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As you prepare for our first class which is our official first day of week two, consider the following questions.

What drew you to this offering?

What is your past experience with group coaching?

What goals, visions, and intentions do you have for yourself during and after this course for group coaching?

Our time together will be spent discussing various aspects of group coaching. We have time to integrate and apply the teachings to your practice. We will utilize all participant group time, small group breakout sessions, develop SMART goals, and practice together. 

During each week between our live Zoom meetings there will be information such as articles, recorded lessons, work/play book, and suggested activities shared for you to review and complete. This will open our time together for more interaction, question and answer time, and practicing. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

We are looking forward to getting to know you and about your coaching dreams!

-Michele

Michele Rae MA, NBC-HWC

The Center Within

www.CenterWithin.com

8120 Penn Ave, Ste 500B

Bloomington, MN 55431

612-310-8876

During week two (review anytime before or after we meet live):

Please view the following lecture, Group Coaching Overview this week . Underneath the video you will find a .pdf of the slides for our first three recorded lectures for you to take notes if you wish. There is also a document of prescreening articles and resources beneath the video.

There is also a Group Coaching Planning Guide for Build a Thriving Group Coaching Practice: Everything You Need to Successfully Run Groups Online. This document is for you to download and utilize to support YOUR journey throughout this course. There is a PDF and WORD version available for download.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

We are looking forward to connecting again soon!

Building_Your_Group_Coaching_Practice_Session_1_Handout.pdf

Prescreening Articles and Resources List

  • Health Coach Client Intake Form Template and Examples
    Conducting thorough health assessments is not just a routine task for health coaches; it's a critical component of effective wellness management that can significantly impact a client's overall health and well-being. A comprehensive health coach intake form template can streamline this process, ensuring detailed and consistent documentation of each client's health status and goals.
    https://textexpander.com/templates/health-coach-intake-form

  • This short blog nicely articulates the high level outcomes you are looking for in the prescreening process. This is designed for individual coaching, so I would add that you are not only looking for their fit with the coaching process, but also their ability to be present and contribute meaningfully to a group experience. You can ask questions such as “What do you hope to get out of this group experience?” “Have you been part of group experiences in the past?” to learn more about their intentions and fit for the group process. https://www.personal-coaching-information.com/pre-coaching-conversation.html


Resources of Teams Vs. Groups

Expansion Scaling the benefits of coaching for groups and teams:

https://www.pyramidresource.com/documentFiles/Benefits-of-Group-and-Team-Coaching.pdf

More articles available on their website:  https://www.pyramidresource.com/articles/

Introducing the ICF Team Coaching Competencies:
https://coachingfederation.org/team-coaching-competencies

PDF Available here too 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OEoKk87aS4QCP-NTIGSzSD36LXxjwTNV/view?usp=share_link

Group Agreements

Consider three categories of agreements:

  • Behaviors
  • Logistics and Structure
  • Making Space Safe and Comfortable

Possible specific examples:

Confidentiality: Everything shared here is strictly confidential and can’t be shared outside this group

If topic gets off track, bring back to topic: Bring it back

Lazer speak and bottom line

Online: 

Mute if noise in background, if not speaking

Turn off screen if disruption or moving: Please turn off your video if you need to move around or do something that might distract other members of the group

How do we use reactions in the online platform

Do not have side conversations

Timeliness: if you are going to be late, let a facilitator know

Start and end on time

Honor each other’s experience

Honesty, directness, kind; use gut and heart

Levels engagement are self monitored and held too
No fixing another person

Give everyone time to share be sensitive to the time when sharing
Be committed, engaged

Honest constructive feedback as we move through the sessions

Respecting where everyone is on their journey and support them

“Move up, move back” - notice how much you are participating and adjust to give everyone room to be heard

It’s okay to pass if you don’t want to share when asked


Group Coaching Planning Guide for Build a Thriving Group Coaching Practice Everything You Need to Successfully Run Groups Online.pdf
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