Gain access to the possibility of greatness within you through group mentor coaching for ICF

In order to apply for an ICF credential, you are required to have been coached for a minimum of 10 hours by a qualified Mentor Coach who holds an ICF credential of the same or higher level for which you are applying. Of the required 10 hours, 07 hours can be completed as group mentor coaching for ICF, while the remaining 03 hours must be one-on-one. The 10 hours of group mentor coaching for ICF should be spread over a period of 03 months to provide enough time to allow for incorporation of the learning and development, and reflection of ICF Core Competency skills in the mentee coach.

The possibility of greatness lies firmly with you. With coaching, you gain access to all skills, expertise and wisdom to make the right choices and follow through the path of greatness. Coaching is a non-directive way to help you increase awareness of your issues, strengths and goals, and work on them for a positive change. You get from where you are and directed where you want to be.

In each call of the group mentor coaching for ICF, one or more ICF Core Competencies will be focused, and you will have the opportunity to discuss with other mentee coaches what it means and put it into play during their coaching practice. Each group cannot have more than 10 participants where the mentees will have the opportunity to coach and to be coached across the full series of calls for group mentor coaching for ICF, and receive feedback from the peers and the Mentor Coach.

Creating a generous space for learning and experimentation

While the attainment of goals established for mentor coaching is important, it is vital to create a generous space for learning and experimentation. As a mentee, you will be able to experience increased awareness of your strengths and coaching style, and explore and define practical ways to grow your coaching practice in line with the ICF Core Competencies.

Jennifer Powers is an MCC Coach, speaker and best-selling author the book “Oh, Shift!”. She has mentored and trained more than 2,000 coaches and has helped them by offering group mentor coaching for ACC, PCC and MCC credentialing. Jennifer Powers has served several terms on the board of ICF Oregon Chapter, and has been a past President of the Oregon Chapter of National Speakers Association.

Get a customized mentor coaching experience

To deep work with Jennifer Powers and receive a fully customized group mentor coaching for ICF experience, you can schedule your sessions with Jennifer Powers. While receiving group mentor coaching for ICF from Jennifer Powers, you can expect her to be fully engaged and present to the process, and being open to mutual learning. Everyone will have at least one turn as a coach, client and observer. She brings positive energy and practical objectivity to every mentoring encounter with her mentees.

You will be informed regarding all aspects of the ICF Code of Ethics and the availability of the Ethical Conduct Review Board by Jennifer Powers. She will model effective initiation and contracting of client relationship and establish measures of success in partnership with the mentee coach. And most importantly, you will have personal access to a highly experienced, passionate and effective mentor coach.