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Category: #2 – Establishing the Coaching Agreement

How Partnering Improves Your Coaching Business

June 1, 2015May 28, 2015 by Carly Anderson
How Partnering Improves Your Coaching Business

On May 14, 2015, I was guest speaker on The Coaching Perspective Radio Show a few hours before I was co-speaker with the fabulous Linda Denton, PCC at the ICF Orange County Chapter meeting on the same topic. I was interviewed...

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Coaching Session Agreement – Distinctions by Credential

May 1, 2015May 2, 2015 by Carly Anderson

As a mentor coach and ICF Assessor, I hear the positive impact on the client when the coach takes the time to explore and clarify the coaching agreement for the session, and then uses the agreement as their compass through...

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How to interrupt your coaching client

March 1, 2015March 1, 2015 by Carly Anderson

Written by guest blogger, Michael Stratford, MCC For more information on Michael, visit his website. Sometimes in a coaching interaction, we need to interrupt the current flow of the client talking in order to update, renew or reinvigorate the focus...

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Partnering – the approach that differentiates coaching from other professions

February 14, 2015October 13, 2016 by Carly Anderson

The term ‘partnering’ has become fashionable within the ICF and one that is critically important to understand, if you are seeking to be an effective coach. And it’s a term specifically used in five places in the PCC Markers, for...

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True North – The Coaching Agreement

November 14, 2014November 9, 2015 by Carly Anderson

In our mentoring program, The Mentor Coaching Group, we focus on teaching coaches the importance of Establishing the Coaching Agreement (ICF Core Competency #2). In fact, this competency is so vital to master that Carly has created an extensive product...

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Applying the fundamental coaching model

November 1, 2014November 9, 2015 by Carly Anderson
Applying the fundamental coaching model

Coaches I'm mentoring often ask me how to demonstrate the ICF Core Competency of Planning & Goal Setting in a coaching session. Well here's how, and it's simple! When I’m listening to a coaching session as an ICF Assessor for...

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What Expertise Does a Coach Need?

July 1, 2014November 9, 2015 by Carly Anderson

Clients who hire a coach to support them create their next level of success often look for a coach who is like them, meaning they want someone who has experience in their industry, or has been a CEO like them,...

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Ways a Coach completes a session

June 14, 2014January 11, 2015 by Carly Anderson

My last blog article was on “When a coaching session really begins.” In this article, I want to address the ways a coach completes a coaching session with their client. Here are five of the main ICF core competencies most...

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When a Coaching Session Really Begins

June 1, 2014December 28, 2014 by Carly Anderson

A coaching session is a structured conversation so both coach and client know that this is a coaching conversation that has a purpose, versus just having a nice conversation. There’s a definite beginning and an ending to a coaching session,...

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Be attentive to your clients agenda

April 14, 2014December 28, 2014 by Carly Anderson
Be attentive to your clients agenda

I think that every coach would agree that we are hired to support our clients to discover and achieve what they want, and find their way to implement their ideas, not our way or our ideas. This empowers our client...

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  • U #1 – Demonstrates Ethical Practice
  • U #2 – Embodies a Coaching Mindset
  • U #3 – Establishes and Maintains Agreements
  • U #4 – Cultivates Trust and Safety
  • U #5 – Maintains Presence
  • U #6 – Listens Actively
  • U #7 – Evokes Awareness
  • U #8 – Facilitates Client Growth

ICF Core Competencies

  • #1 – Meeting Ethical Guidelines
  • #2 – Establishing the Coaching Agreement
  • #3 – Establishing Trust and Intimacy
  • #4 – Coaching Presence
  • #5 – Active Listening
  • #6 – Powerful Questioning
  • #7 – Direct Communication
  • #8 – Creating Awareness
  • #9 – Designing Actions
  • #10 – Planning and Goal Setting
  • #11 – Managing Progress and Accountability

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