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Coaching With Trauma Awareness

International Coaching Federation

I would not be diagnosing, treating, or providing medical advice. It wasn’t until I completed trauma-informed coach training that I understood how much I was missing. While I’m grateful to better serve my coaching clients now, I recognize that my trauma-informed coaching experience puts me in the minority among coaches.

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Enhancing Communication Through Relationship Coaching

International Coach Academy

Relationship Coaching Improves Communication. The answer is multifaceted and may vary by individual opinion, but the aphorism “Communication is key” has earned its status for good reason. Self-awareness is critical to effective communication. Courageous communication brings meaningful connection. Evoking Awareness.

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Is Your Team Prepared for a Safety Emergency?

Let's Grow Leaders

“Okay, if anyone has a medical condition that could need attention, please write that down and put it into your right pocket.” ” Meaning doing whatever it took to deliver information. ” “Raise your hand if you are CPR certified. Okay John you are on CPR.” ” “Who will be our runner?”

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Empowering Women in Healthcare: Leveraging Practice Management for Enhanced Patient Care

She Owns Success

While the quality of medical professionals and their range of expertise matters, so too does the ability to offer prompt appointments – if patients cant get seen when they want or need to, theyll simply go elsewhere. For this reason your medical practice must be sharp at the front of house as well as in the treatment room.

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Confusion vs. Clarity

International Coach Academy

If we have too much information also then we have a tendency of getting confused. In today’s world, we are living in a digital world where we have access to a lot of information online. It can also lead to anxiety or stress as individuals struggle to make sense of their surroundings or the information they are receiving.

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Building a Strong Nest

International Coach Academy

As a Pediatrician and Obesity Medicine Specialist, it is frustrating how the US medical system focuses primarily on treating disease instead of preventing it. Most of the top ten chronic medical conditions are preventable or manageable (even reversible) by lifestyle changes. Building a Strong Nest Model.

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How to Lead a Negative Team Member

Let's Grow Leaders

Solution: First, regularly advocate for your team and give decision-makers the information they need to make the best decisions. Communicate your appreciation for your people and the value of the work they do. Don’t diagnose or offer medical advice. Next, as you l ead your team through uncertainty, work to lessen the stress.

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