CRC Coaching Tools & Techniques Flashcards
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Which questioning technique in relationship coaching invites clients to explore the deeper meaning or impact of their experiences?
Answer: Powerful open-ended questions
Powerful open-ended questions encourage self-reflection and help clients uncover insights, motivations, and desired changes.
A CRC coach uses a 'relationship values exercise' primarily to:
Answer: Help clients clarify what matters most to them in relationships
Values clarification exercises help clients identify core relationship priorities, guiding more intentional decisions and goal-setting.
The GROW model in coaching stands for which sequence?
Answer: Goals, Reality, Options, Will/Way Forward
The GROW model structures coaching conversations through Goal, current Reality, Options available, and Will/Way Forward to create actionable plans.
What is the primary purpose of using a 'wheel of life' tool adapted for relationships?
Answer: To provide a visual snapshot of satisfaction levels across relationship domains
A relationship wheel of life visually maps satisfaction in areas like intimacy, communication, and trust, revealing imbalances to address in coaching.
In relationship coaching, 'reframing' is best described as:
Answer: Offering a new perspective that shifts how a client interprets a situation
Reframing helps clients see situations from a different angle, opening up new possibilities for response and meaning.
Which tool helps clients track behavioral changes between sessions and build accountability?
Answer: Between-session assignments or action steps
Between-session action steps extend coaching work into daily life, reinforcing new behaviors and creating accountability for progress.