Hosted by Association for Coaching
Coaching Functionally Fluent Behaviours in the Workplace
The Functional Fluency model describes the behaviours we use in constructive, effective relationships and those which are ineffective or that cause conflict. It reveals how to save energy wasted on ineffective behaviours, promoting more successful interactions.
Join us to learn a valuable tool for helping coaching clients overcome difficulties with managers, staff, or colleagues that cause stress or prevent them from achieving their goals.
This approach can also positively influence others and help people move forward with their careers.
Our speakers, Valerie Fawcett and David Brown, will share how and when you can use Functional Fluency with your coaching clients to improve interpersonal connections, personal well-being and stress management, leadership, and team working.
Who is this webinar series for?
New and experienced coaches, Executive Coaches, Personal or Career Coaches, Health Coaches, Supervisors, Leader Coaches, HR /OD professionals and Internal Coaches.
In this webinar series, you will learn:
Webinar 1: Introduction to Functional Fluency Part 1 – 15th November
In an interactive session, participants will gain a thorough grounding in the Functional Fluency model, explore how to use it, and reflect on how it illuminates their own behaviour.
Webinar 2: Introduction to Functional Fluency Part 2 – 22nd November
In this session, participants will work in small groups to explore scenarios on what Functional Fluency shows us about having good relationships with others and ourselves. We will also focus on using the model with coaching clients and practice applying it.
Webinar 3: Reflection and appreciating the scope beyond the individual – 29th November
This session is an opportunity to hear from others and receive supervision on using the model with clients. We will explore the possibilities for use with individuals, groups, teams, and organizations.