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This document summarizes a community of practice focused on team, group, and organization coaching that meets monthly. It discusses topics covered like defining team coaching, the role of a team coach, and dynamics between individuals, teams, and larger organizations. It also provides information on staying connected through subscribing to emails, joining LinkedIn and Facebook groups, accessing past webinar recordings, and receiving continuing coach education units for attending events.
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- 2. TOPICS This group is focused on the challenges, methodologies and successes of team, group and organization coaching. Some examples of topics: • What is team coaching ? • The role, skills, attitude and mission of a team coach ? • Team analysis and – development • Team interventions • Intervision • Conflict coaching • What do we mean by teams as living systems or organisms and how can we coach them ? • How do they fit (or not) into the larger organization ? • What are the (hidden) dynamics between individuals, the team they belong to, and the organization the team belongs to ? • How do balances work in all this ? • Your questions !
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