The coaching process involves working one-on-one with a professionally trained coach to assist you in reaching your goals. These goals may be work-related or personal in nature.
Goals of Coaching
Through assessment, strategic questioning and empathic listening, the coach encourages open and clarifying dialogue
Coaching uses a strengths-based approach with a present-to-future focus to bring about change
Coaching believes the client is naturally creative and resourceful so the coach partners with the client to elicit solutions and strategies
A “no-fail” approach is taken, with a focus on effective goal achievement
When unplanned challenges and setbacks occur, the coach helps to redefine the steps necessary to overcome them
Career Benefits
Identify blind spots that may prevent achieving your goals
Enhance leadership skills
Effectively manage difficult work relationships
Develop skills for the next stage of your career
Deal more effectively with career transition, including the development of specific resume/marketing strategies
Personal Benefits
Help assess and better manage all targeted areas of your life
Develop greater self-awareness and confidence by identifying and further developing your personal strengths
Provide continuing support for individuals wanting to maintain progress after intensive or long-term psychotherapy, including chemical dependency treatment
To find out more, contact Bob Woest at (713) 962-9520 to schedule a telephonic interview to answer any questions you may have and learn how coaching may specifically benefit you.