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As of December 18---ONLY 3 SPACES LEFT!!
A series of mentoring conference calls for ADHD Coaches taught by Nancy Ratey, Ed.M., MCC
Description: This interactive, hands-on, mentoring course explores the basic elements and tools that lead to coaching mastery. Conducting effective screening and intakes, crafting powerful questions and, identifying strength-based strategies will be among some of the topics covered. Group discussion facilitates learning from, and sharing with, other coaches. Participation in, and observation of live coaching enhances participants' mastery of workshop material.
Dates: 6-week course; Wednesdays, January 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 and February 6.
Time: 3–4:30 pm PST, 4–5:30 pm MST; 5–6:30 pm CST and 6–7:30 pm EST
Level of Understanding: Advanced/practicing coaches(minimum of 2 years).
Topics Covered:
- Explore in depth a model/framework for AD/HD coaching
- Learn essential coaching skills that establish the coaching dynamic
- Enhance and expand on existing coaching skills
- Deepen understanding of essential elements of AD/HD coaching
- Identify and use coaching core competencies to overcome coaching challenges
Credits and Certificate: ICF core competencies will be covered. Telecourse will qualify for 9 CEs from the ICF. You will receive a certificate of completion from Attention Deficit Disorder Resources.
Pricing: $230 for series for professional members; $270 for regular members and $300 for non–members of Attention Deficit Disorder Resources. Note: You can choose to become a member when registering for this series. Learn the benefits of membership.
Nancy A. Ratey, Ed.M., MCC, SCAC
Nancy is a strategic life coach specializing in coaching professionals with AD/HD and an internationally recognized expert on the subject of AD/HD coaching. In addition to her private coaching practice, she lectures at conferences and symposiums worldwide, and writes on the subject of AD/HD. She has been featured in The NY Times, Newsday, Wired, and Vogue, and has appeared on ABC, CBS and NPR. Her latest book, The Disorganized Mind, is due out April '08 (St. Martins Press).
Testamonials
Here are some comments from coaches who have taken mentoring teleclasses with Nancy in the past:
It would just be wrong for Nancy Ratey to keep her uncommon wisdom and unparalleled experience to herself! During her 90 minute Mentoring Group, I gained strategies that I applied the next day with my ADHD clients and got results. I also felt connected to a strong mentor, one that can go beyond the mundane and delve into deeper levels of synergy that are an essential part of effective coaching practice. I am still reflecting on the concepts covered and will certainly take advantage of any opportunity to be mentored by Nancy Ratey in the future.
- Casey Dixon, MSEd, CTACC
- Learning Disabilities Specialist & Life Coach
- 311 Front Street
- Lititz, PA 17543
- 717-431-8396
- cdixon@caseydixon.com
- www.caseydixon.com
Nancy Ratey did an excellent job of taking us through the very basics of what you do, practically, as a coach. While other courses just talk about it, she spelled it out. I loved it. Some of the information validated what I figured out on my own, while other information gave me a new insight as to why I might want to do what she suggested. The class could have been called, "Your first step in becoming an excellent coach." I would love to see her give additional classes as a type of stepping stone for us. If the first class was basic, then do an intermediate. She is certainly someone that I admire and respect and I look forward to taking more classes from her.
- Sheila McCurdy
- clutter STOP
- sheila@clutterstop.com
- www.clutterstop.com
Nancy's alerting me to "Red Flags" in the coaching relationship with my ADHD clients has provided a great insight for both myself and my clients. Forearmed with this insight allows the coaching dialog to be more powerful and collaborative."
Gayla Wilson, ADHD Coach
Listen to a Recording of Ethical Concerns in Coaching
In this mentoring session Sandy Maynard provides an overview of important ethical concerns in the field of coaching. For coaching to be of maximum benefit to clients, the client must be ready, willing and able to be coached. Red flags, referrals and terminating the coaching relationship will be discussed with time allotted for participants' questions. Listen to a recording of this mentoring session.
The cost for this 90–minute podcast is $15 for professional members of Attention Deficit Disorder Resources; $20 for regular members and $25 for non–members. You are able to listen to the podcast as often as you wish or download it to an MP3 player. You can choose to become a member when you register for this teleclass. Sign up now.
Sandy Maynard, the Coach on Call for ADDitude magazine, is a pioneer in the field of coaching people with Attention Deficit Disorder and has established herself as one of the country's preeminent coaches. Washington, DC 20009; www.sandymaynard.com/; sandy@sandymaynard.com ; 202.884.0063
Listen to a Recording on the Non–Compliant Coaching Client
In this mentoring session Sandy Maynard discusses managing client progress and accountability with even the most distracted of clients. How to facilitate self–initiated change without enabling will be the topic with time allotted for participant's questions.
The cost for this 90–minute podcast is $15 for professional members of Attention Deficit Disorder Resources; $20 for regular members and $25 for non–members. You are able to listen to the podcast as often as you wish or download it to an MP3 player. You can choose to become a member when you register for this teleclass. Sign up now.
Sandy Maynard, the Coach on Call for ADDitude magazine, is a pioneer in the field of coaching people with Attention Deficit Disorder and has established herself as one of the country's preeminent coaches. Washington, DC 20009; www.sandymaynard.com/; sandy@sandymaynard.com ; 202.884.0063
