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THE STATE OF THE UNION
THE MOST UPDATED REPORT FOR THERAPISTS WHO WANT TO COACH
* Friday, May 12 @ 12pm EST *
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We're in the midst of a revolution.
Therapy, coaching and business is changing as we know it. With AI and other technological advances, we need to find a new way forward or therapists will be left in the dust.
And I 'm allergic to dust...
In this upcoming webinar you'll learn:
- Where The Coaching Industry Is Going (and why therapists should care)
- How The Role of The Therapist is Changing (and how you can sink or swim)
- How To Coach As A Helping Professional (without abandoning values and ethics)
We'll also explore how therapists can incorporate coaching into their practices to help clients achieve more holistic and sustainable results.
Where the Coaching Industry is Going (And Why Therapists Should Care)
The coaching industry is growing, with more people seeking coaching services for personal and professional development. Coaching and therapy are different but often confused, with coaching focusing on the present and future while therapy deals with past issues. Therapists should care about the growth of the coaching industry because it may impact their client base and the way therapy is viewed. It is important for therapists to stay informed and adapt to the changing landscape of mental health services.
How the Role of the Therapist is Changing (And How You Can Sink or Swim)
As the world continues to evolve, so does the role of therapists. From the traditional one-on-one counseling sessions to virtual therapy and coaching, therapists are adapting to meet the changing needs of their clients. The changing role of therapists presents both challenges and opportunities - those who are willing to adapt and grow will thrive in this evolving landscape.
How To Coach As A Helping Professional (Without Abandoning Values & Ethics)
As a helping professional, coaching can be a powerful tool to support your clients in achieving their goals. Our community believes we ought to adhere to our values and ethics while coaching. We will discuss how to effectively coach as a helping professionals while still maintaining the upmost levels of personal and professional integrity.
Meet Dr. Liz.
Dr. Liz Lasky, PhD, LCSW, is the founder and CEO of The Lasky Institute of Coaching™, The Coach Training Program For Helping Professionals™ and lizlasky.com. Dr. Liz has a commitment to helping people get what they want in business, life, and love. She is the author the book “Get What You Want”© as well as several peer-reviewed journal articles.
After 15 years of successfully counseling, coaching, and mentoring thousands of people, Dr. Liz came to understand that personal transformation requires not just taking action but a change in mindset that comes from personal growth. She found that coaching expedites these processes.
She's committed to helping you understand if coaching is the next step you should take in your professional career.
"Dr. Liz is engaging, efficient, energizing and besides, extremely knowledgeable. You can tell she loves what she is doing and hopes you will love it too!"
Cindy Kosnick
"Dr. Liz is smart, savvy, and fun – she is a great model for what coaching is all about. You don't need to have the right answers to be a coach – just the right questions! "
Rena Tucker
Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn about the future of coaching and how you can stay ahead of the curve.
THE STATE OF THE UNION
THE MOST UPDATED REPORT FOR THERAPISTS WHO WANT TO COACH
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