Are you interested in coaching but want to do it ethically? Are you ready to expand your skills and keep up with current trends to meet client needs? A foundation of being a good coach is being able to embody a coaching mindset. This workshop on May 19 will teach you how to cultivate a coaching mindset by teaching you exactly what coaching is, how it is different from therapy, and how to bridge coaching and social work.
Space is reserved for 95 registrants.
Learning Objectives:
- Define and differentiate between therapy and coaching
- Define and differentiate a coaching mindset from other helping professional mindsets
- Explore and identify their own mindset as a social worker
- Explore and begin to shape their own mindset as a coach as the groundwork to incorporate coaching into their social work practice
- Begin to explore bridging coaching and social work.
Fees:
- Member: Free
- Nonmember: $25
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Refund policy: No refunds will be processed after May 10, 2023 at 12pm PST. No exceptions. For refunds before this date & time, please submit a request to Sylvia Montijo at smontijo.naswca@socialworkers.org.
Presenter Bio: Dr. Liz Lasky, PhD, LCSW
Dr. Liz Lasky, PhD, LCSW is the founder and CEO of The Lasky Institute of Coaching™, The Coach Training Program For Helping Professionals™ and lizlasky.com. Dr. Liz has a commitment to helping people get what they want in business, life, and love. She is the author the book “Get What You Want”© as well as several peer-reviewed journal articles. After 15 years of successfully counseling, coaching, and mentoring thousands of people, Dr. Liz came to understand that personal transformation requires not just taking action but a change in mindset that comes from personal growth. She found that coaching expedites these processes. Dr. Liz Lasky is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (NY State, MSW from Yeshiva University). She holds a PhD from Yeshiva University in Social Welfare. She is also a New York University Certified Coach and holds the International Coach Federation credential of Associate Certified Coach (ACC). She is an adjunct professor at Fordham University. She is a published author (both in peer reviewed academic journals and her own book), a professional expert for Bravo TV, and presents her research on coaching single women internationally, most notably at Harvard University. She is also a proud Fellow of The Institute of Coaching at McLean Hospital, Harvard University.
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