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Presentation to Georgia WIC Breastfeeding Coordinators Presented by Angela Damon IBCLC Date June 2728 2017 List Coaching Strategies Model Coaching with three 3 Steps Counseling Identify the coach within ID: 699217

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Coaching Three (3) Step Counseling

Presentation to: Georgia WIC Breastfeeding Coordinators

Presented by: Angela Damon, IBCLC

Date: June 27-28, 2017Slide2

List Coaching StrategiesModel Coaching with three (3) Steps CounselingIdentify the coach within

Objectives

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Coaching Strategies

Coaching

is a conversation that involves:

Engagement and active listening Asking the right questions

Offering suggestionsSlide4

Ice BreakerSlide5

What Tools Are Needed To Make A Change?Slide6

Stages of Change

Pre-contemplation

Contemplation

PreparationAction

Maintenance

RelapseSlide7

Stages of Change Activity

Instructions:

Divide into 6 groups, standing next to one of the stages of change

DiscussWhat feelings, thoughts, or anxiety your peer counselors may experience at this particular stage when it comes to learning and using three (3) step counseling What you can do to support them at that stageSlide8

Change

Making change is difficult

and each step that a Peer Counselor makes

towards that change is SUCCESS!!Slide9

Attributes of a Coach

Take a minute to look at this short clip: 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UY75MQte4RU

 Slide10

Catch Them Doing It RightSlide11

Strategies Used When Catching Them Doing It Right?

DiscussionSlide12

Strategies Used When Giving “How Abouts”?

DiscussionSlide13

Finding Your Shining StarYour Dull Star--Needs Additional Training

Your Dim Star--

Needs More Practice

Your Glistening Star--Meets Expectations Your Shining Star--Exceeds Expectations Slide14

Beginners MindRefers to having an attitude of openness, eagerness, and lack of preconceptions when studying a subject

When studying at an advanced level, think just as a beginner would in that subject

Embodies the highest emotional qualities; such as:

EnthusiasmCreativityZealOptimism Slide15

The Beginner MindAssumes nothingAccepts but doesn't pre-judge

Is free from disappointment and disillusion;

It simply waits for revelation of the next piece to the puzzle

Expects to be taught and to learn something it didn't know beforePlaces one squarely in the now moment with only relevant information It is straightforward and unclutteredSlide16

Rolling with ResistanceActivity/clip

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFa2S1cPxsUSlide17

Rolling With Resistance (cont.) This is where you just want to validate what the Peer Counselor is telling you by letting them know you have heard their problem and understand their ambivalence:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wU3bTkqHoXcSlide18

Rolling With Resistance (cont.)Avoid argumentsShow the person that you are actively and reflectively listening

Reframe, Summarize and Agree

Encourage the person to come up with possible solutions

Give the person space and time to absorb what has been discussedSlide19

ModelingCoaching and Three (3) Step Counseling

Ask Open-Ended Questions

Affirm Feelings

EducateSlide20

Observations/DiscussionsSlide21

General Questions How do you feel things are going? What has surprised you most about the job so far?

What do you wish you had known before you started the job?

What are some goals you would like to set for yourself?

What makes you look back on the day and feel it was worthwhile? What do you wish you could change about the job?How are you being supported in your job?

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Reflection of Counseling Encounters Of the moms you talked with last week, who stands out in your mind?

What went well? What are you most proud of?

What made you feel uncomfortable?

What solutions did you offer the mother?What other options do you feel might have helped?What are you seeing as some of the biggest obstacles of new moms?If you could have one wish, what would it be?

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Looking Ahead Where would you like to be in your own personal growth in a month? Six (6) months? A year? What training do you feel you would need to be able to achieve that?

What support can we give you?

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SummaryCoaching is key to a Peer Counselors’ SuccessModeling the Three (3) Step Counseling Technique will reinforce skillsEncourage Peers Counselors to:

Ask General Questions

Reflect on Counseling Encounters

Look Ahead24Slide25

The coach/team player relationship is an ongoing partnership that is dedicated to helping the team succeed as planned.

 

  

Remember, “Everybody needs a coach!”Slide26

What Questions Do You Have?

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Contact Information:

Angela Damon, IBCLC

Deputy Director, Program Operations and Nutrition ServicesAngela.damon@dph.ga.gov