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Coach Training

Pragati’s approach to Coach Training is inspired by the International Coach Federation (ICF). The ICF is the largest worldwide resource for professional coaches. (http://www.coachfederation.org)

At Pragati, we are moving towards becoming

• A team of ICF certified coaches and
• An institute that can educate and coach others to become ICF certified coaches.
  

The ICF definition of Coaching

The ICF defines coaching as “partnering with clients in a thought provoking and creative process that inspires them to maximize their personal and professional potential.”

Professional coaches provide an ongoing partnership designed to help clients produce fulfilling results in their personal and professional lives. Coaches help people to improve both their performance and also enhance their sense of well-being.

Coaches are trained to be listen, to observe and to respond creatively to individual client needs. They elicit solutions and strategies for action from the client. They believe that the client is naturally creative and resourceful. The coach’s job is to facilitate the unfolding and expression of the wholeness that is the client’s innermost essence.

Pragati’s philosophy of Coaching

At Pragati, we see all people as being intrinsically whole i.e. all people already possess the creativity, intelligence, resources and strengths to deal with whatever life is bringing up for them. This comes from our spiritual roots and values.

In this context, we see coaching as a three fold process:

1. Being whole… where the coach is grounded in his/her wholeness and is fully one with this profoundly powerful space;
2. Seeing wholeness... where the coach looks beyond the clouds of disturbance or “issues” that a client may have, to the “sun” of his/her real and whole self and
3. Freeing wholeness… where the coach uses an array of tools and processes to liberate the wholeness of the client.