Coaching & Supervision
Coaching for work/life and professional supervision though different modalities, have somewhat similar processes in that both involve goal setting, support and guidance, education, and accountability.
So what are the benefits of Coaching?
Julie Starr in The Coaching Manual (2011) states that statistically there are great benefits for Coaching in areas such as Self-esteem/self confidence 80%; Communication skills 72%; Interpersonal skills 71%; work performance 70%; Relationships 73%; and work/life balance 63%
Coaching Supervision
Here at Abundant Life Strategies we believe in a collaborative mentoring process of engagement. A place where you can grow and where we can learn from each other. We take a strengths based approach and are committed to creating a space that you can develop with confidence.
Do you desire to improve how you work with clients, to develop your skills and your competency? It is important to have a safe space to explore and reflect on what you bring as you sit with your client. Regular reflection on what you bring to the therapeutic relationship, that is your own assumptions, values, and bias’s, including addressing any transference and counter transference issues that may present in your work is a must for your development and importantly your clients.
Work and Life Coaching
On the other hand, you may choose strictly to want to work on achieving a particular work or life goal(s) but require a helping hand to identify what you really want and how to go about achieving this. Work/Life coaching also means you have someone there to encourage you along, to help you keep the focus, to avoid side tracking, to identify road blocks, and ultimately reach that goal(s).
