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Dear HKICC Friends,
In my coaching practice, one of the issues I like to review with my clients is their belief system. I ask my clients questions so as to explore what beliefs drive them and what beliefs are holding them back. It’s always very important to review our beliefs from time to time to see what is serving us and what is holding us back. We may be inadvertently holding on to irrational beliefs, which we have accumulated from past experiences, whereas these beliefs may no longer be serving us, or worse, may be holding us back from living a full life ... |
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 Dear Readers,
I’ve just advanced my coaching skills and certification level having studied Fearless Loving - and my mind is very much focused on LOVE! Love. What does that mean to you?
The only part of love that we can control is the part that comes from ourselves. ...
Glynis Ferguson
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Credentials: BScPsych. GradCertEd. MCounselling NLP Practitioner
What led you into coaching?
I guess I first realised that I found pleasure in coaching (though I didn’t call it that at the time) about 20 years ago. Back then, I had just been introduced to NLP and Ericksonian hypnosis and was studying Psychology. I had found a particular way of collaborating with people to uncover or reconnect with passion and purpose, and to troubleshoot their lives. I was finding success and meaning in this so I continued to do it. I still love it and continue to train to become more helpful in my profession. As a counsellor and coach (and teacher) I’m engaged in regular ongoing professional development with the purpose of becoming able to help people enrich their lives more deeply and more powerfully, all the time. |
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Coaching skills Training
Hong Kong
18-20 March 2010
"COACHING IN ACTION"
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| 3-day workshop designed for Coaches, HR professionals, Team Managers looking for a deeper Coaching role in their career. |
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Understand how specific linguistic actions shape reality and how they can be used effectively in coaching to shift behaviour |
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Apply a different and deeper approach to the role of listening in coaching |
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Observe and work with the interconnection between basic moods, body posture and language |
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Venue: Le Meridien, Cyberport (Complimentary lunches and snacks)
Facilitator: Alan Sieler, Master Coach and Director for Newfield Institute, Australia
Investment: Early bird HK$ 9'400/pers (until 26-Feb-2010)
Discount: -10% Discount for HKICC members
Information & Registration:
Tel: 3520 2928
info@activecommunication.net
www.activecommunication.net |
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For Experienced Coaches: Corporate Coaching Masterclass
For Aspiring New Coaches: Professional Corporate Coach Training
"I just wanted to thank you for the course - it has been by far the most useful and insightful training I have ever attended."
Learning & Development Manager, Lloyds TSB, Hong Kong
Progress-U, a leading Asia-Pacific based executive coaching and training company, will conduct intakes no. 8 and 9 of its successful corporate coach training program designed for aspiring new coaches and the NEW Corporate Coaching Masterclass for experienced coaches:
Corporate
Coaching Masterclass (40 hours)
An
advanced program for experienced coaches
Shanghai: March 24-27, 2010
Develop
Yourself as a Professional Corporate Coach (90 hours)
Singapore: February 02-05, 2010 + March 09-12, 2010
Hong Kong: March 02-05 + June 01-04, 2009
HKICC members receive a 10% discount on all the above programs!
For more info, contact Progress U / Ph. +852-3622 2250 |
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9-10 January 2010
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Using Carl Yung's theory of Shadow, Dr. Chou will demonstrate how shadow influences our daily lives, and how transformation of shadow holds the key to inner peace and happiness.
This workshop is experiential, deep and safe. It is a joyful and blissful journey in which we will be inspired, empowered and transformed.
Dr. Chou taught Sociology and Psychoanalysis in Hong Kong Polytechnic University (1989-1991) and in Hong Kong University (1994-1998) and has published 29 books.
Click here for details. |
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