Welcome
Hello!
Welcome to Build a Thriving Group Coaching Practice: Everything You Need to Successfully Run Groups Online. We are thrilled you have decided to participate in our course. We wanted to give you a bit more information about this series as you prepare for the 10 weeks beginning next month.
Description: Group coaching is a vital tool for coaches, leaders, visionaries, and practitioners because it is the wave of the future. The national movement toward group coaching and group visits has been a trend for the past few years, and the interest is growing. Group coaching allows us to reach more people for three reasons: it offers reduced participation costs, it creates an instant community of support around a common experience, and it decreases the time investment on the part of the coach. Translating coaching skills to hold space for multiple people while navigating the many moving parts that need to be tended to in a group requires skill and practice. This series will prepare you to design, market, and deliver your group coaching offering.
Objectives:
- Describe and demonstrate key components of group health and wellness coaching.
- Practice skills and techniques that coaches need to develop to successfully design, market and deliver group coaching.
- Evaluate research and best practice regarding group health and wellness coaching.
- Identify basic and advanced facilitation techniques that support the delivery of group coaching.
- Identify opportunities to apply this work in the field.
Self-Study resource review will begin the week before our first live session. They are published now so feel free to get started when you like. The weeks in between our live meetings we provide a variety of resources for self-review.
Cohort begins Tuesday, March 10th, 1-3 PM CST
Course Begins with Self-Study Resources on Tuesday, March 10th 1-3 PM CST
Live Session Dates: March 17, 31 April 14, 28 May 12
- Week 1 – March 10– Self Study
- Week 2 – March 17– Live Session
- Week 3 – March 24 – Self Study
- Week 4 – March 31 – Live Session
- Week 5 – April 7 – Self Study
- Week 6 – April 14– Live Session
- Week 7 – April 21 – Self Study
- Week 8 – April 28 – Live Session
- Week 9 – May 5 – Self Study
- Week 10 – May 12– Live Session
Please add our live gatherings to your calendar. Attendance is important and only extenuating circumstances will be considered for your absence.
Each Live Zoom meeting will have the same Zoom Meeting link:
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Meeting ID: 872 7444 8583
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Each week new materials will be available. Every other week you will have material to prepare you for our live Zoom meetings. The weeks in between are filled with resources for you to review at a self-study pace.
Here is the outline for our course:
Week 1-2 Group Facilitation 101
- Translating The Four Pillars to Group Coaching
- Managing the Online Environment
- Welcoming Your Participants and Other Logistics to Handle Ahead of Time
- Introduction to Group Facilitation Hacks
- Creating a Structure While Staying Flexible
Weeks 3-4 Design and Market Your Group
- Designing the Group Experience
- Identifying Your Target Market, Message, and Marketing Strategies
- Ways to Repurpose Your Content
Weeks 5-6 Advanced Group Facilitation Techniques
- Advanced Group Facilitation Hacks
- Stages of Groups
- Managing Group Dynamics
- Using Activities in Groups and Other Adult Learning Highlights
Weeks 7-8 Practicum
- Group Facilitation Practice with peer and faculty feedback
Weeks 9-10 Practicum and Showcase
- Complete Group Facilitation Practice
- Showcase of group designs and marketing plans
- Final Questions and Wrap-up
Completion Certificate and Feedback
Books and Articles
- Britton, J. (2013). From one to many: Best practices for team and group coaching. New
Jersey: John Wiley and Sons.
- Wagner, C. and Ingersoll, K. (2013). Motivational interviewing in groups. New York:
Guilford.
- Lawson, K. (2013). The Four Pillars of Health Coaching: Preserving the Heart of a Movement. Global Advances in Health and Medicine, 2(3): 6-8. Retrieved from: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3833536/.
- Wolever, R., et al. (2013). A Systematic Review of the Literature on Health and Wellness Coaching: Defining a Key Behavioral Intervention in Healthcare. Global Advances in Health and Medicine. Retrieved from: http://www.gahmj.com/doi/abs/10.7453/gahmj.2013.042
- Meier, D. (2000). The Accelerated learning handbook (1st ed.). New York City, NY: McGraw-Hill Education.
Looking forward to you sharing your wisdom and supporting your group coaching practice.
Michele
Michele Rae MA, NBC-HWC
The Center Within
www.CenterWithin.com
8120 S Penn Ave Suite 500B
Bloomington, MN 55431
612-310-8876
Theresa Nutt MA, BSN, NBC-HWC
Your Deeper Calling
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