PIVOT POINTS: Small Choices with the POWER to Change Your Life. The 4 Guides and 7 Resources for Change
Bonnie Hill, PCC, and Carol Kauffman, Ph.D.
Thursday, November 4, 2004
2:30 pm–4:30 pm
Room 206A
How does Pivot Point coaching help turn an excellent coach into a virtuoso? A strong science based model is the springboard to dive more deeply into the intuitive process at the heart of coaching. This session will illustrate that people often believe they are failing when they are not, simply because their beliefs are too “linear”. Learn to map the true course of change and enhance your client’s resources by accessing seven key areas. The session material is based on 30,000 interviews and multiple theories of change.
Objectives
By attending Pivot Points, the participants will
- Develop a pragmatic and theory-based overview of the process of change
- Learn an integrative perspective on helping clients access inner resources
- Practice specific applications of the material to real-life issues with clients as well as using it to help develop themselves as coaches
- Be able to map different “courses” of change and facilitate goal setting
- Find “fractal” micro-behaviors that can form “DNA” like building blocks to change
PIVOT POINTS: Small Choices with the POWER To Change Your Life (This is a pdf file)
has a full-time coaching business. She is passionate about working with leaders, coaches and business owners, focusing on fostering personal, business and relational growth individually and in groups. She is a senior trainer for MentorCoach, Authentic HappinessCoaching and leads live workshops in High Ropes Courses.
is an Assistant Clinical Professor at Harvard Medical School and teaches positive psychology and coaching. Her book, Pivot Points: Small Choices with the Power to Change Your Life will be published January 2006. For the past twenty years she's loved coaching high-performance athletes, executives, and artists.