CRC Coaching Models & Frameworks Flashcards
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Which coaching model emphasizes the client's agenda by following their lead rather than directing the session?
Answer: Co-active coaching
Co-active coaching places the client's agenda at the center, with the coach following rather than directing.
In the GROW coaching model, what does the 'W' stand for?
Answer: Way forward
The 'W' in GROW stands for Way Forward, which outlines the specific action steps the client will take.
A CRC using a strengths-based coaching framework would primarily focus on:
Answer: Identifying and leveraging client strengths
Strengths-based coaching focuses on identifying and amplifying what already works well for the client.
Which approach asks clients to imagine a future where their relationship problem is already solved?
Answer: Solution-focused brief coaching
Solution-focused brief coaching uses the 'miracle question' to help clients envision a problem-free future.
The International Coaching Federation (ICF) competency of 'Maintains Presence' requires the coach to:
Answer: Be fully conscious and create a spontaneous relationship with the client
Maintaining presence means being fully conscious, open, and flexible while creating a genuine, spontaneous connection with the client.
In narrative coaching, the primary technique used to help clients reshape their story is called:
Answer: Re-authoring
Re-authoring is the narrative coaching technique where clients rewrite their life or relationship story with themselves as capable protagonists.