The role of a coach requires respect and empathy for the families they serve–as well as a fluid approach. It also calls for self-awareness and a willingness to ask for help when it is needed.
This tool helps coaches leverage the expertise, power, and support of their network to care for themselves and others. Completing it proactively produces an easily accessible and visual resource that maps the people who can help a coach face different challenges.
Read more about how coaches and other practitioners can turn toward their professional networks on the TPA Insights blog.
Who-Is-In-My-CircleThe Prosperity Agenda provides these resources as the designated national administrator of Family-Centered Coaching.