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The Coach Approach for Organizers™ nine-week telecourse in Coaching, ADD Organizing and ADD Coaching
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limited to 15 students to maximize opportunity for class discussion.
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Telephone
training is efficient, focusing and less expensive than on-site trainings.
The two-hour format provides an in-depth education. Course materials
will be provided prior to the beginning of each class. All classes
will be recorded, so if you miss one (or just want to listen again),
you will have access to the recordings and can download them. You
will not need internet access while in class. A hard copy certificate
will be provided to all who compete the training. If you are interested
in continuing education hours for coaching or organizing certification
click here.
Professional
Coaching Skills
We start with an overview of professional coaching and how it’s
distinguished from other professional relationships. We'll delve quickly
into essential coaching skills based on the ICF (International Coaching
Federation) core competencies: co-creating the relationship, establishing
coaching presence, and effective communication. Finally, we introduce
a coaching model designed specifically for organizers to seamlessly
apply the coaching skill set. read more...
ADD
Organizing Skills
This module is designed, in part, as an in-depth exploration of Denslow’s
National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization's one-hour teleclasses
(Basic ADD, Normalizing ADD, Collaborative Strategies, ADD, CD and
the Organizing Process.) These three weeks of training focus on developing
a greater understanding of the ADD client and their organizing needs.
You will learn how to:
ADD
Coaching Skills
Here we will integrate the first two modules, sharing our experience
in coaching the challenging client and learning the important distinctions
that set ADD Coaching skills apart from general coaching. We will
work with specific client scenarios and real client interactions.
You will learn how to:

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Click here to read about what other organizers who have taken this course say about it.
You will also learn
Your Trainers (click
here for more details on Denslow & Cam)
Denslow
Brown, CPO, CPO-CD, MCC provides the bulk of the ADD Organizing
training to members of the NSGCD. The only person to have achieved
the highest (master) levels of certification in both the coaching
and organizing fields, she's been an organizer since 1974. Denslow
coaches adults with ADD and other organizing challenges, and is a
mentor coach to organizers and coaches who are building or transforming
their businesses. She is a frequent trainer for NSGCD, NAPO, ADDA
and CHADD. Widely quoted and consulted, she is a leader in the field.
Read more about Denslow
Cameron
Gott, PCC
is a full time ADD coach who works with professionals who want to
match action with intention. Besides coaching adults with ADD, Cameron
mentors coaches-in-training and speaks on a variety of topics including
the power of completion. He took his first coaching training in 1998
and subsequently received certification through the demanding program
at The Coaches Training Institute. Read
more about Cam
More
on Continuing education hours for coaching or organizing certification
18 hours of ICF CCE credits*
26 hours of professional organizer CE credits**
*Coaching core competencies will be identified so you can apply 12
training hours toward ICF certification as a result of this training.
Denslow and Cameron are certified coaches, simplifying this process.
** The entire training is designed to impact your work as a professional
organizer. It addresses several areas of organizer expertise identified
on the BCPO exam. These will be itemized and documented as part of
the certificate of completion for six hours of continuing education
credit.
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Background
on The Coaching Module
The coaching profession is newer than the organizing profession, yet
there are many more coaches than organizers (ICF estimates 50,000).
A coach is more than a cheerleader or a source of expert advice. A
coach provides a powerful and transformative questioning and listening
environment which supports a client's connection with what matters
most to them and the life they want. "The Coach Approach for
Organizers" will give you the tools to empower a client to cut
through indecision, over-saving and too many priorities.
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Background
on The ADD Organizing Module
Roughly 5-8% of the American population (approximately 10 million
adults) have Attention Deficit Disorder according to NIMH surveys.
Only 15% have been diagnosed. Since one of the primary indicators
of ADD is disorganization, people with ADD likely make up a significant
portion of every organizer's client population -- and we and they
only rarely know they are struggling with it. Perhaps this is why
Denslow has observed over the last nine years that ADD organizing
and coaching strategies make her more effective with 100% of her clients,
ADD or not.
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Background
on The ADD Coaching Module
Denslow writes: "In the early 1990's I was frustrated in my organizing
work – by the feeling of being what I call a "Drive-by
Organizer". I left happy clients knowing that the beautiful order
we had created was peaking right at that moment -- and was likely
to never be consistently used in the ways the client and I had fantasized.
I knew this, of course, because of the eventual phone call to reorganize
the same area a month or year later. I searched for an answer to this
problem in various professional areas and found the most profound
and on-target answers in the world of ADD Coaching. That expertise,
combined with the organizing skills I'd developed in NAPO, NSGCD and
on-site with my clients, has provided me with a fascinating and lucrative
shift in my business, and a remarkable and effective new relationship
with my clients, their lives and their new-found organization."
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What
organizers who have taken this course say about it:
"I
registered with a very narrow focus but quickly learned that my expectations
were too limited, as was my vision of what coaching could offer to
both me and my clients."
"This class both affirmed what I have done and opened the door to the direction I want to pursue. It was totally exhilarating and stimulating. I think the coach skill building sections were such a great strategy. Thank you! Thank you!"
"I really like specific facts and no fluff. For the most part this course was all fact and little fluff!"
"My primary goals were to figure out if I should pursue coaching certification and to learn the language and mechanics of coaching. This course helped me immensely. My understanding of the skills that I've used intuitively is much stronger; I'm more confident about these skills because of your course."
"The training was invaluable."
"I really enjoyed the skills content. It opened up a whole new area for me to learn and practice."
"I checked everything as superlative because I really feel everything was. I couldn't have asked for more… I'm already applying these skills in other areas of my life and work."
"Thank you so much for offering this class! I couldn't have been more pleased."
"…I just want to thank both of you for your dedication and total commitment to our learning this material. It was very valuable. You have taken years of education and experience and distilled it down to a very useful course. Thanks! Can't say enough."
"The coaching skills gave me confidence in the most challenging client interactions."
In the
course evaluation, all of the students were asked how well the course
met the goals they had identified in the first class as their personal
reasons for signing up. There were 15 different reasons offered (like
"enhance my professional organizer skills," "learn
coaching skills," "integrate organizer and coach approaches,"
"learn ADD organizing skills," "pursue coaching as
a service," "gain more wholeness in my work"). The
evaluation asked them for a 1-5 rating on how well their goals were
met. Every goal averaged better than a 4 response. Over all, the average
was 4.52 "My goals [in signing up for the class] were completely
surpassed."
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