Listening Skills for Coaches

Listening Skills for Coaches

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Many coaches consider themselves great listeners, and though this may be true, there’s still a lot more to learn than Active Listening!

Active listening just isn’t enough. The latest listening research supports that Listening is a cognitive activity with 4 Listening Habits. Learn how to use cognitive listening habits with active listening to increase your coaching effectiveness.

Listen Well. Hear More. Change Lives. 
What could be better than that?

Takeaways

• Learn the Habits of Listening over Which You Have Control!
• Identify your Dominant Listening Habit(s) as well as Your Listening Blind Spots!
• Practice Rewording Questions so they Speak to Your Client’s Listening Dominance!

On a scale of 1 to 10, how confident do you feel in your listening when you’re coaching? Laura Janusik, also known as Dr. Laura and DrJListen, has worked with hundreds of coaches and found that they think they’re fairly good listeners, but they aren’t absolutely sure. So, Laura is leveraging her world-wide recognized expertise in teaching and training Listening to help coaches with research-based solutions that work. These listening solutions help coaches to Listen Well, Hear More, and Change Lives. Her PhD in Communication and MBA and over 20 years as a listening researcher and professor help coaches better help their clients. So, sit back, listen well, and learn how you can be a better listener. 

Dr. Laura’s research has been published nationally and internationally, and her research and ideas have been cited in publications including Forbes, Harvard Business Review, The Wall Street Journal, NPR, and US News and World Report.

Want to know more about Dr. Laura in advance? Check out her website and her ICF-certified listening courses for coaches.