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You are here: Home » COACH PORTFOLIOS » Coaching Models » Coaching Model: Clarity

Coaching Model: Clarity

2014/08/04

A Coaching Model Created by Alex Stewart
(Career Coaching, AUSTRALIA)

Alex_Stewart_coaching_model ClarityAs a career coach my model is guided by offering an objective solution  for those in the workplace; a coaching space to come to, to get clarity and  insight into work-based issues through the ‘back and forth’ process of time  -honoured coaching techniques.

I see the model as a filter that the coach can hear and listen through  with intent for and of the client and then through powerful questions begin  a process of creating a space for the client to gain clarity of purpose for the  goals he/she wants to achieve.

I am an empathetic sounding board for the client filtering the  concerns back to the client offering options and perspectives that continue  to foster increased understanding and clarity about the next best steps  to take.

Further support is offered  when the client is clear and purposeful to assist  the client at a future date when needed.

Alex_Stewart_coaching_model ClarityPlease notice in figure 1 that the traditional figures outlined down the side of the page are The Boss, The Family and the The Friend. The client has  often been strongly influenced by one or more of these sources and is now looking for someone independent of office politics and family and of even a good friend, to assist  him/her to get clarity on the issues that are of concern.

Alex_Stewart_coaching_model ClarityThe idea of the filtering system came to me in a conversation with another Coach as a way to look at clarity. The client is wholly responsible for the   results of the coaching process – the coach cannot do the work for the client – it is the coach’s (my) responsibility to set the stage, to partner with the client to assist him/her to gain insight, hold him/her accountable for agreements made to take action and to then offer support as future plans  unfold.

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