CCEU - CORE 1.0 | RD 0.75
From Victim to Overcomer: Helping Clients Shift Their Mindset
Often our clients are living out negative patterns and behaviors that keep them stuck from moving forward towards their desired goals. They are blind to seeing how those mindsets and behaviors impact their own successes and how others might perceive them. So as coaches, what provocative questions can we ask to help our clients discover their self-sabotaging patterns in a way that maintains their self-esteem and doesn’t embarrass them?
You’ll learn how the power of story and the use of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) or “talk therapy” elements elicit insights by clients to help them understand the role of victim in which they often cast themselves. You’ll get comfortable with asking the right questions that aid clients in discovering their victim mentalities and then working with them to move them towards a positive, overcoming mindset.
What You Can Expect
- Increased ability to recognize victim mentalities
- Improved strategies for helping clients move to overcoming mindsets
- Strengthening coaching competency and skill
Shannon Peel is passionate about stories and how they connect us to our past, society, and each other. She engages audiences with experiential storytelling, sharing insights into current topics, and by asking thought provoking questions. Her presentations challenge people to look at their stories from different points of view to understand how others perceive them and their abilities. Audiences always leave with new tools to help them tell their stories to connect with others, find common ground, and attract opportunities.
