Tools of the trade
By Carol Wilson (September 2007 Issue)
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Coaching is fundamentally a simple process: a way of being and communicating that is aided by a small number of guidelines and rules. It is perfectly possible, and indeed quite common, to deliver a session which can change the course of someone’s life or business, using no more than the foundation coaching skills of listening, questioning and clarifying, supported by structured coaching models like GROW and EXACT for goal-setting.
After mastering the basics, coaches usually start to discover other tools, which may be nearer or further away from pure coaching but which can be useful when applied in conjunction with it.
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