Who can incorporate Coaching in Context in their work?
Coaching in Context can be used by trained healthcare, human service and education professionals in all settings. All clinicians interacting with clients and their caregivers can add coaching in context to their tool box.
Types of professionals who can use coaching within their practice include (but are not limited to) Physicians, Occupational Therapists, Nurses and Nurse Practitioners in clinical and navigator roles, Registered Dieticians, Physical Therapists, Speech Therapists, Social Workers, Psychologists and Community Health Workers.
What is Coaching in Context
In short…
Coaching in Context is a solution-focused problem-solving approach that healthcare, human service, and education professionals use to foster client’s achievement of their self-identified goals. This approach is a skillful, constructive dialogue that involves client-driven interactions, reflective listening, coach presence, and skillful questioning to create client’s awareness and solutions generation around required and desired life roles.
Anchored in positive psychology, professionals using Coaching in Context view their clients as capable and through coaching foster client’s resourcefulness. Coaching in Context components and attributes are designed to enable coaching to demonstrate the International Coaching Federation’s Coaching Competencies.
Watch the below video to learn more about coaching in context within practice.
