Key Points
- Don't try to be the perfect coach; instead, focus on being fully present for your client.
- Harness your emotions.
- Keep your focus on clients and help them solve their own problems.
- Encourage your clients to reflect on emotional experiences.
- Help your client uncover clear, attainable goals.
- Adapt your communication style to your client's needs.
- Help your client discern habits and behaviors that impede growth.
- Identify your client's social needs and core values to help them build a healthy life.
- Have your clients verbalize new insights and help them commit to real change.
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