Are Agile coaches crossing the line? A panel discussion about Coaching & Counselling.
Agile coaches are mostly not qualified in counselling and therapy.
Knowingly, mistakenly or ignorantly, some coaches divert their coaching instances to personal conversations as if they were therapists. Counselling is a skill which requires practice, experience and certification.
It also has regulatory boundaries. While coaching and counselling are different, there is an overlap. Several coaching approaches had their roots in therapy: e.g. Solutions Focus Coaching came from Brief Therapy, Non-Violent Communication from Marshall Rosenberg (via Carl Rogers).
As coaches, it is imperative to have self-awareness that we do not cross the line in explore in unchartered territories of counselling. Join this panel to learn more about counselling and coaching.
Outline/Structure of the Panel
A facilitated panel discussion. Hosted by Rajesh Mathur.
Learning Outcome
Hear about the overlap between coaching and counselling, learn about what exactly counselling is, get techniques to shape your coaching style, ask questions from people with deep experience.
Target Audience
coaches
schedule Submitted 3 years ago
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LAST is Australia's cross-functional conference. Rather than retreat to our trade and talk among our peers-in practice we want LAST to be a place where people can learn about the holistic process of product and service development, or growing organisations and our own skills and careers.
This conference is also about learning and sharing from our colleagues. Over the years we have come to value the following things;
- Interactive sessions over presentations
- Specific tools and techniques over general frameworks
- Learning from mistakes and failures over sharing sanitised success stories
- Diversity of content over following industry best practices
- Evidence based approaches over novel ideas
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