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Effective Leadership through Coaching

Leaders who master coaching methods lead more effectively – and more sustainably. Applying coaching as a leadership tool not only strengthens collaboration, but fosters a culture of trust in which people can fully develop their potential.

Course topics:

  • Using coaching as a leadership instrument to actively support development processes.
  • Actively shaping and promoting clear, respectful communication within the team.
  • Giving and receiving feedback with impact – constructively and tailored to the situation.
  • Critically reflecting on your own leadership role and developing it with intention.
  • Identifying, activating, and building on strengths and resources within the team.

Coaching turns leadership into an ongoing development process – for the leader and for the entire team.

course content
  • What coaching is and how it works
  • The mindset and skills of an effective coach
  • Typical challenges in coaching and how to address them
  • Knowing the difference between managing and coaching
  • Understanding and applying the CFTAR model
  • How perspectives and inner beliefs shape behavior
  • Using models in real coaching situations
  • Distinguishing between facts and personal interpretations
  • Defining clear goals within the GROW framework
  • Jointly reflecting on the current starting point
  • Drawing on past experiences as a source of learning
  • Developing options and prioritizing an approach
  • Establishing a concrete and binding action plan
  • Building trust as the foundation of effective coaching
  • Identifying obstacles early and working through them with the SPAR process
  • Addressing and reducing resistance constructively
  • Using feedback as a targeted development tool
  • Sustainably strengthening motivation within the team

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