Ethics 101 – If Your Brother Sins Against You
by Michael J. Marx “I like Frank. He is in my coaching group. Yet I do not think that what he is doing is ethically correct.” The ICF Independent Review Board (IRB) hears many cases against a coach filed by another coach. It is a sticky situation because the IRB first...
Business Summit in June
What do Cheryl Scanlon, Keith Webb, Kim Avery, and Kelly Whalen have in common? They represent part of an all-star lineup of presenters for CCNI’s first Business of Coaching series June 7-11 & 14-18. A different presentation each day Monday-Friday both weeks....
Member Spotlight: Brian Zaas
By Kimberly O’Brien, Director of Credentialing, CCNI We would like to introduce you to one of our newest Christian Coaching Credential holders, Brian Zaas, who recently received his Certified Professional Christian Coach (CPCC) credential. Congratulations Brian!...
Where Powerful Context and Powerful Questions Merge
by Diane Dotson Eternal Context is found in Three Key Questions After finishing my first coaching certification about 13 years ago, a Christian young man hired me to help him transition from a corporate job to his own new business. He wanted to work on the bridge...
Creating Sacred Spaces of Trust and Safety
by Dr. Ircel Harrison In Celtic Christianity, Christians often seek out “thin places” where God seems to be especially close. These are physical sites where there is an undeniable connection to the sacred. This idea is portrayed in Exodus 3:5 where Moses is told by...
The Power of HALT
by Catriona Futter How impetuous a person are you? How often do you find yourself making an impulsive decision that you later go on to regret? That might be true for you, or it might be an experience you have coached a client through. What if before you acted, you...
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