What is Grief Coaching?
by Joe McGarry Experiencing grief is an intensely personal and [...]
Doing Destiny Like Jesus
by Tony Stoltzfus One way you can bring more of [...]
Designing Actions: Don’t Ask For the First Step
(original post date September 2, 2018) Insights without action [...]
Coaching Ethics 101: Ethics and Etiquette
There are numerous points that might offend a client if you are not adequately aware of the nuances of the cultural and background knowledge of the situation. A caring coach should at all times be curious and considerate about the client’s needs and values.
As I See It
by Michael Baker, MS, CSC, CCNI Director of Membership [...]
Behind the Scenes at CCNI
Joe Donaldson, MA, CCLC, ACC President – CCNI I’m [...]
What are You Expecting of Yourself Because You are a Coach?
by Catriona Futter How often do you expect yourself [...]
Navigating Uncertainty: A Coach’s Approach
By Joanne Creary In mid-March, when the spread of [...]
Finding Meaning in the Dark
by Carrie Ellis I am not a gardener. In [...]
Preparing Your Clients to Help People who are Suicidal
by Michael J. Marx Your client Sally calls you [...]