Enriching Your Coaching Practice with the PCC Markers

Lyssa DeHart, MCC and Maureen Purcell, PCC

The PCC Markers are developed by ICF to be used as a guideline for coaching behaviors at the PCC level. They are a way to expand the understanding of the ICF Core Competencies and are used when evaluating recordings submitted to ICF in the PCC application process. The presenters will talk about their experience and training with the PCC markers and how they incorporate them into their coaching practices. The group will have time to discuss and pose questions about the benefits of PCC markers and how they fit in with the ICF Core Competencies. There will be time allowed for hands-on 'play' by the participants to get firsthand experience with the markers.

3 Key Takeaways:

1. Understand how the PCC Markers can enhance one’s coaching.

2. Identify how the PCC Markers supplement and deepen the ICF Core Competencies.

3. Play in depth with at least one marker in a live session in a large and small group setting.

About Lyssa & Maureen 

Lyssa deHart, LICSW, MCC has over 25 years of experience working with individuals and organizations. She is a whole life coach, working with clients to achieve their goals by focusing on their relationship with themselves and with the stories that they tell themselves. She is an executive coach, mentor coach, and coaching course leader with inviteCHANGE.  

Lyssa is the author of the bestselling book, StoryJacking: Change Your Inner Dialogue, Transform Your Life, (2017). In her book, Lyssa creates safe spaces to explore limiting beliefs and the internal narratives that keep people from playing full out in their world. 

Maureen Purcell is a PCC career/life SoLwork LLC coach partnering with people seeking more from their life and work. Her clients quickly discover it is by making changes within themselves to clear the way to meaningful experiences at work.  Her signature strength is using intuition and Spirit to guide clients to new possibilities in their life journey.  

Maureen extends her passion for coaching by teaching Leadership Coaching classes in a local Master’s program.  She offers ICF mentor coaching leveraging the coaching process and skills that bring out the best in her coach-clients. 

What the Heck is Coaching Supervision?

Jan Berg, MCC

I'm in love with coaching supervision! I've been a coach for 20 years and a mentor coach for 15. Frankly, I thought supervision was superfluous. Huh. Supervision is a most amazing modality to create growth, develop nuance, renew passion and boost your self-reflective practices. Come enjoy a conversation and even a demonstration about how coaching supervision differs from our more common practices.

3 Key Takeaways:

1. Gain exposure to an ongoing reflective practice that enhances your coaching capability 

2. Learn new practices for using intuition to benefit client awareness. 

3. Discover options for self-renewal, both mentally and emotionally, in preparing for client coaching sessions. 

About Jan

Since 2000, Jan Berg has coached with individuals, business owners, leaders and work groups who are looking for more effectiveness, balance, motivation, contribution, satisfaction, fulfillment, personal power and joy. She is known to be a compassionate, gentle, challenging and illuminating partner and advocate, supporting the graceful navigation of change. Jan is an ICF Master Certified Coach, an inviteCHANGE Certified Mentor Coach, a CSA Certified Coaching Supervisor, a Facilitator of Voice Dialogue and a Certified TILT365 Master Agility Practitioner and Authorized Trainer. She has received the ICF Washington Personal Coach of the Year award and the ACES award for the advancement of coaching excellence and service. One of Jan’s greatest passions is supporting coaches towards their next level of excellence and enjoyment.

Spirituality and Coaching: Tapping into Spirit to Build Resilience

Maureen Purcell, PCC

This presentation will be an exploration of leveraging spirituality within context of coaching. Participants will consider how spirituality can be a tool for both coach and client to minimize resistance and build resilience that may arise in the coaching relationship. To explore this topic, there will be small breakout groups and large group interactions that will include mini-polls, discussions and experiential exercises. The ideal participant will come with a sense of curiosity about spirituality and an eagerness to exchange ideas and experiences that encourage the weaving of spiritual practices into coaching.

3 Key Takeaways:  

1.  Identify benefits for coach, client and the coaching relationship
   
2. Knowledge on how spirituality connects with the ICF Core Competencies                          
   
3. Tools to enable connection to Spirit within the coaching context

Ms. Purcell owns a boutique coaching business, SoLwork, LLC. In her coaching and mentor coaching work, she holds the coaching space with whole-heartedness and presence for those she works with to bring out their best in work and life.  She loves playing with intuition and Spirit to inspire others to new and greater possibilities in their life journeys. Her style is experiential providing hands-on activities to deepen learning and understanding.

In addition to her SoLwork, she has co-developed and ASCTH coaching program where she taught Leadership Coaching.  She has served 6+ years on the ICF Heartland Board as both Treasurer and ICF Liaison over the span of her membership in the Chapter.

Her academic credentials include a Masters in Organizational Development and a Masters in Health Services Administration. Her coaching credentials include:

• PCC credentialed International Coaching Federation (ICF)
  
• Emotional Intelligence Coach certificate
  
• Mentor Coach certificate
  
• ICF PCC Marker Assessor Training
  

The Essential Core of Comfortable Confidence

Heather Coros, PCC

We will explore The 5 Bridges to Comfortable Confidence:

• Pause to notice unwanted thoughts, indicator emotions, undesirable actions or rigid identities;
  
• Emotionally regulate through the default emotions;
  
• Get curious by seeing each interaction (failure) as part of a refinement process and a learning opportunity to refine and step toward the authentic goals;
  
• Recognize, hear and clearly communicate needs and desires based on new awareness in co-creating with ease;
  
• Design and take action toward your authentic goals to create your preferred desired emotions and amplify your success and joy.
  

Then take a deep dive into Bridge 5 and create your Essential Core Goals and application in coaching others. 

3 Key Takeaways:  

1. The 5 Bridges to The Essential Core of Comfortable Confidence 
2. The Essential Core of Goal Setting
3. What are value-based goals

About Heather

Heather helps brilliant people find clarity. 

Heather Coros, M.A., P.C.C., is a certified global transformational life coach, career coach, fortune 500 speaker and writer. Over the last 15 years, she has positively impacted and inspired many people to feel Comfortable Confidence in being their authentic-selves. Her clients harness their potential to make and create their own powerful impact in the world - personal and professional. 

Her signature ‘Essential Core Program’ draws on her inquiry, research, and experience. The Essential Core utilizes curiosity as a catalyst to achieve lasting success. Armed with specific techniques and strategies, Through a pragmatic and science-based approach, Heather coachs clients to use actionable introspection: A process that combines self-inquiry with wise action to accomplish authentic goals. Heather sparks lasting shifts at an essential core level to enhance curiosity, authenticity and love. 

As a strategic thought partner, Heather works with others to create a sense of authentic Comfortable Confidence in order to get clear on their priorities and develop the necessary tools to create an action plan to address challenges with resilience.

Heather holds a Master’s in Transpersonal Psychology, is a Perfecioanl Certified Coach, and has coached her signature approach in fortune 500 companies, a USF Law School Guest Lecturer, CIIS Guest Presenter, and a featured expert for MentorBox. For more information, please visit www.heathercoros.com.

Heather love witnessing clients’ journeys as they learn to disengage from negative thought patterns and develop lovingkindness and self-trust.

Early Bird

January 31 to February 27

ICF Gulf Coast members - $200

ICF Global members - $300

Regular

February 28 to March 28

ICF Gulf Coast members - $240

ICF Global members - $340

Late

March 29 to April 8

ICF Gulf Coast members - $275

ICF Global members - $375