Coach Training School
A Research Paper By Lindsey Sheets
Education Coach, UNITED STATES
For this research paper, I decided to interview Bruce Sacerdote, an economist from Dartmouth. His paper, written with Scott Carrell, is titled Why Do College-Going Interventions Work? and focuses on “college-going interventions.” Though this isn’t what I call it, this is essentially what my coaching is as a Student Empowerment Coach.
A Coaching Case Study By Carla Trejo De León
Life Coach, MEXICO
The decision to coach adolescent development was made after a session in which I supported an 18-year-old boy to decide what to study at university. It all started because the young man needed a guide to let go of his insecurities and dare to study what he felt made him happy.
A Research Paper By Winston McGill
Transformational Coach, UNITED STATES
Coaching is a gratifying profession that when utilized properly, using the standards outlined in this paper personal coaching approach is an effective and ethical tool for the client to self-guide themselves to self-enlightenment with the coach as a partner and facilitator.
A Research Paper By Robyn Lewis
Life Coach, UNITED STATES
Practicing self-awareness is a lifelong habit and will be strengthened through constant attention. Improving self-awareness is a deliberate process. Thinking, reflecting, and then applying these learnings to our emotions, actions, and behaviors is a skill. And like other life skills, it is something that needs continual practice to serve us best.
A Research Paper By Razan Jalajel
Career Coach, PALESTINE
In this article, I tried to show that the human resources department of a startup company can benefit a lot from coaching techniques. I am hoping that this “Coaches in High-Tech Startups” paper can be the start for other researchers to build a stronger body of evidence for the role coaches can play in the high-tech industry.
A Research Paper By Jette Vincent
Parent Coach, THAILAND
The purpose of this research paper is to look at whether NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) can be beneficial in parent coaching. I will first introduce the reader to what ‘parent coaching’ means to me and explain shortly what NLP is before exploring some key components of NLP and how they can be used in coaching with parents.
Research Paper By Suzanne Martyn-Jones
Team Coaching/Team Coach, CANADA
Team coaching is one of the most effective ways to help teams move from dysfunctional to functional, or from functional to optimal. By building great teams with coaching, exploring the opportunities and challenges of teamwork, along the role of coaching, it is evident that every team has the potential to achieve great things with the help of a coach.
Research Paper By Daria Kral
Life and Relationship Coach, GERMANY
Brene Brown is an admired and recognized researcher and public speaker. In her teachings, she speaks about (BRAVING Connection) “BRAVING”. It is an acronym for Boundaries, Reliability, Accountability, Vault (confidentiality), Integrity, Non-judgment, and Generosity. It explains and breaks down what trust truly means.
Research Paper By Carol Surban
Leadership Coach, PHILIPPINES
In light of what this research has shown me, I have to chuckle at the well-intentioned advice to “set some boundaries around that.” Like most things in life, setting boundaries is more complicated than it first appears, and it seems easy to fix In fact, a lot of personal inner work may be involved first.
Research Paper By Michael Rauhut, Executive Coach
Life Transition Coach, UNITED STATES
“Every year, approximately 200,000 men and women leave U.S. military service and return to life as civilians, a process known as the military to civilian transition.”[1] U.S. Purpose, Identity, and Strengths, service members transitioning today go through much-improved transition assistance than those in the past decades.
