What we learn from our parents occupies a significant space under the way we view and evaluate the world. What makes you happy, what makes you sad, what makes you angry? How do we show it when we are happy, in love, when we are sad, when we are angry, what do we do? All these are transferred from generation to generation as a result of family communication and learning with role models. For this reason, communication within the family has an effective place on our emotions, thoughts and behaviors.

Coaching is a work focused on today and the future. If we can realize where the sources of our actions and words we use today come from, this will open up space for us to make different choices in the future with this awareness.

Gaining an advanced perspective and coaching competence that will allow awareness in this context in your clients will both increase your performance as a coach and increase your clients' gains from coaching.

Our training, which has the accreditation of ICF, which has been accepted as the authority in the field of coaching in the world, has been organized in accordance with the basic competencies of ICF and after the 2-day training, the participants will be entitled to receive the "Family-Oriented Communication Coaching" Coaching Certificate.

*** This program has 16 CCEs.

*** Our classes are average 12, maximum 20 people.

*** Our Program Fee is 800 $ + VAT.

*** Contact us for early registration discount.

Who should attend?

• Coaches who want to learn a different communication method
• Coaches who want to understand themselves and their clients through the language of feelings and needs.
• Parents who do not want to pass on their family communication to the next generation
• Professionals who want to take the awareness level of their clients one step deeper
• Those who want to improve their communication skills by getting to know themselves better
  
  

Content:

• What is communication?
• Types of communication
• Needs in communication
• Communication errors
• Basic Themes
• Family culture and its consequences
• Types of family relationships
• Family values
• Responsibility
• Boundaries - Rulemaking
• For responsibility
• The child's needs
• Types of motivation
• Praise and criticism
• Confidence
• conflict management
• Unconditional parenting
• Golden rules to be a good coach in family communication