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Coaching as a Vehicle for Change: Organizational and Individual Perspectives

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Many key players who are responsible for overseeing organizational performance are also likely to have been supported in some way by some form of coaching, whether internal or external. As previously stated, and as is the focus, coaching plays an important role in this approach. However, years of research indicate otherwise.

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The Role of Influence and Leadership Coaching

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For example, Leaders engaged in team performances can help to build trust and communication among group members, which can lead to increased collaboration and cooperation. Leaders engaged in group coaching can also help to clarify roles and expectations within the group, which can help reduce conflict and confusion.

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The SEED Growth System Coaching Model

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This is evident in providing space and inquiry into understanding the client’s executive[s] story as they see it during the sense-making phase. The coach is encouraged to be ‘be alert to stories, narrative, and metaphor as a gateway to fruitful connection and more effective and deeper interpretation (Robinson 2010) 6.

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Coaching in Social Work Development

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Coaches must collaborate with the client to create a plan of working together, elicit trust and safety in the coaching work, and be focused and present with the client. ICF, 2021) Communicating Effectively: Listens actively, and evokes awareness. Coaches must utilize active listening and support the client in new learnings.

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AI and Digital Revolution in Coaching

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One can see the huge potential of AI coaching- the costs of delivery are lower, and the scaling up is easy so a much wider target audience could benefit from it. The average fee for executive coaching in the UK seems to be currently, based on my research, around £250 per hour.