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Being a Mindful Coach: Recognising Invisible Disabilities
Author: Sweta Kumari Being a Mindful Coach: Recognising Invisible Disabilities As coaches, we often engage in rituals that foster connection and understanding with our clients. One of these...
Top Reasons to Pursue ICF Certification for Professional Coaching Excellence
Professional Coaching is quickly gaining the right amount of traction, just as it deserves. Consequently, the coaching industry is growing leading to an increasing need for professional coaching...
How ICF PCC Certification Can Boost Your Coaching Skills and Client Trust
Introduction: Why Coaching Credentials Matter Today, everybody calls themselves a coach, whether mentors, counsellors, therapists, or YouTubers. As the market becomes more crowded with these...
Have You Discovered the Leader Within?
Regal Unlimited’s 12th year anniversary is just around the corner and it feels like the perfect time to reflect on our journey. Back in May, we took the opportunity to review our direction and...
People. Potential. Planet. – Regal in 2024
What an incredible year it has been! Kickstarted by a joyous celebration of Regal@10 we kept up the momentum all through to provide the best in coaching & coach training. Here are a few key...
ICF CC3: Creating Coaching Containers – Establishing and Maintaining Agreements
Author - Meena Venkataraman The third coaching competency as established by the ICF deals with establishing and maintaining agreements. However, if we step back from coaching for a moment I would...
ICF CC6: Listens Actively
Author: J LakshminarayananOverviewListen with curiosity. Speak with honesty. Act with integrity. The greatest problem with communication is we don’t listen to understand. We listen to reply. When we...
ICF CC5: Coaching Presence – Thoughts from a learner coach
Author: Subramani BIntroduction- Presence of PotentialThe International Coaching Federation defines Coaching as “partnering with clients in a thought-provoking and creative process that inspires...
ICF Core Competency 4 (CC4): Cultivates Trust and Safety Written by: Rekha Hatkanagalekar
How simple and easy it is in the animal world !!!What do these barks and purrs translate to in the human world?IntroductionCC4 is one of the 8 competencies that comprise the ICF framework of...
The Role of Continuous Education in Maintaining ICF Credential
Obtaining an International Coach Federation (ICF) credential indicates a commitment to learning and excellence. The coaching field is dynamic, continually evolving with new insights, methodologies, and best practices. The ICF recognizes this ever-changing landscape and mandates Continuous Coach Education (CCE) as a cornerstone for credential renewal. The commitment to continuous education ensures that coaches remain at the forefront of the profession, providing the highest quality of service to their clients.