GROW Model Coaching With a Positive Psychology Twist
Explore the GROW model in coaching with a positive psychology twist. Learn how to set client-centered goals, clarify needs, illuminate obstacles, and establish accountability for success. Utilize open-ended questions and positive language to empower clients and enhance resourcefulness through positive psychology interventions.
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GROW Model Coaching With a Positive Psychology Twist
The GROW Model Explained G Goal R Reality O Options W Way Forward
GOAL Allows coach to be client centered and solution focused Helps set clear agenda Self-determined aspirations Specific Measurable Time limited
Reality Helps client clarify needs Illuminates obstacles Illuminates strengths Aligns client with personal expectations Broadens personal possibilities
Options Broadens client Illuminates personally chosen paths toward goals Connects client with internal drive Allows imagination of best self scenario Illuminates possibilities and growth potential
Way Forward Connects client with personal motivation Clarifies level of commitment to goals Establishes accountability Lays out steps to success Establishes next step cognition
Questions Always open ended Utilize positive language Treat clients as resourceful and whole Utilize positive psychology interventions when opportunity for increased resourcefulness arises
