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My coach was excellent! She was organized in her process and made me feel as though I was heard. During each session, she touched upon what we had discussed previously, which made me feel that she cared. She also provided incredible insight when I asked for it and I felt that I saw tremendous growth during our time together. 
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Group coaching is a powerful, cost-effective option that brings learning and development within reach for more people and organizations as they improve performance together. We ensure the group journey to developing and sustaining new perspectives, attitudes, skills and behaviors is cohesive.
- Support and Peer Accountability: Group members often form a strong support network. They can motivate each other to stay on track and meet their commitments, creating a culture of accountability within the group. By holding each other accountable for progress, it is more likely that participants will follow through on their goals.
- Cost-Effective: Group coaching is usually more cost-effective than one-on-one coaching, making it accessible to a broader range of people and organizations.
- Learning from Others: Participants can learn from each other’s experiences, successes and setbacks. This shared knowledge can be incredibly valuable in personal and professional growth.
- Enhanced Communication Skill: Group coaching often involves active listening and effective communication. Participants can improve their communication skills by engaging in group discussions and giving and receiving feedback.
- Reduced Isolation: Many individuals find comfort in knowing they’re not alone in their challenges. Group coaching can help combat feelings of isolation and provide a sense of belonging.
- Time Efficiency: Group coaching can cover a lot of ground in a short amount of time, making it an efficient way to address common issues and goals.
- Increased Confidence: Sharing experiences and receiving support from peers can boost participants’ confidence in their abilities to overcome challenges and achieve their goals.
- Networking Opportunities: Group coaching often leads to the formation of valuable professional networks. Participants can connect with like-minded individuals and potentially explore collaboration opportunities.
- Focus on Interpersonal Skills: Group coaching naturally places emphasis on interpersonal skills, as participants interact and collaborate with each other. This can be particularly beneficial in leadership development and team-building contexts.
- Shared Resources: Participants can share resources, such as books, tools and best practices, which can be valuable in personal and professional development.
Overall, group coaching provides a collaborative and supportive environment that can accelerate personal and professional growth while fostering a sense of community among participants.