Individual Coaching
We firmly believe that individuals bring their wealth of knowledge and experience to any coaching engagement. We are aligned with the definition of coaching as “a collaborative, solution-focussed, results oriented and systematic process” **.
Our focus is client centred, partnering with clients (and client organisations) to encourage them to discover and clarify the agenda, aligning with what they want to achieve, encouraging and challenging their self-discovery, eliciting client generated solutions and strategies, and holding them responsible and accountable for outcomes.
Words that clients have used to describe our coaching style would be empathic, pragmatic, non-judgemental, insightful, thought-provoking, and authentic.
Our clients have said that our coaching approach was appropriately challenging and supportive of them in reflecting, identifying and implementing their vision, values and objectives – focussed on helping them to make a difference through their leadership of situations for now and into the future.
Coaching packages are tailor-made to suit the needs of different clients and would normally include:
- Initial discussion to begin to establish relationship and cover
- goals for coaching assignment,
- number of meeting, frequency and location,
- type of contact (face to face, telephone, Facetime/Skype),
- arrangements for contact outside of diarised sessions
- use of any diagnostic tools (if appropriate)
- how we will review/assess success of the coaching engagement
- a number of one-to-one sessions (usually lasting an hour to 90 minutes)
- consideration and use of appropriate feedback tools
- post session reflection and final feedback/evaluation
** Grant (1999)
Team Coaching
We recognise that teams and team working are the energy that power most organisations. We have experience in working with organisations to develop team coaching approaches to ensure that it is clear:
- What kind of team(s) people are working in, and the implications of this for them (and we can link this to our understanding of job and organisation design)
- What are the dimensions that are most powerful in predicting the potential effectiveness of teams? And what do they look and feel like in your context?
- If the teams have in place the foundations for developing into high performing teams
- How to help the team members to work better with each other. How to reduce conflict, relate to one another, communicate effectively as a team (with each other and with others), improve working relationships, and, drive more effective performance.
Career Transition Coaching
REACH:REAlise and Change are also experienced in providing mentoring and outplacement/career transition coaching and support.