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Whether you are just beginning your professional coaching career or are looking to
achieve the gold standard of coaching mastery, this session provides a comprehensive
roadmap of the ICF’s three credentialing levels. We will break down the specific
requirements for the Associate Certified Coach (ACC), Professional Certified Coach
(PCC), and Master Certified Coach (MCC)—including education hours, coaching
experience and mentor coaching requirements. The session will conclude with an open
Q&A to answer your specific questions about the application process and performance
evaluations.

Earn 1.0 Resource CCEU

State of Coaching conversation - online with President Teresa Schwab, MCC (participants are encouraged to submit any questions in advance using Google Form at the link below. Free for all! Earn 1.0 Resource CCEU.

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Lenexa Coaches meet 2nd Tuesday of each month - 9am - Lenexa Public Market, 8750 Penrose Ln, Lenexa, KS 66219 - Hosted by Andy Huckaba, PCC

Join us for a live coaching demonstration.

Hosted by the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter this presentation explores two coaching capacities that shape the quality of the entire conversation: Agreement Setting and Presence. And, how these elements of coaching increase partnering in a coaching conversation. We will look at how a clear, co-created agreement helps both the coach and the thinker get oriented to what matters, why it matters, and what would make the conversation useful. From there, we will explore presence, as the coach’s ability to stay grounded, curious, responsive, and connected to the thinker. Along the way, we will touch on bias, cognitive load, self-regulation, and co-regulation, and why these matter if we want coaching to support the thinker to do the work of creating the dots, connecting the dots, and owning the dots.

This presentation is being hosted by the San Francisco Bay Area ICF chapter, and they are making it available to us as a co-host. San Francisco has set the program price at $20 and that is why we are charging for this event.

Join us for a discussion around client accountability. This interactive session will give coaches a chance to share thoughts on topics such as when to challenge vs. when to step back, how to maintain ICF-aligned coaching while increasing accountability, and language and structures that restore ownership to the client. Facilitator: John Moore, PCC. 1.0 Resource CCEU.