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Change coaching: accompanying change processes
Supporting people effectively
- The roles of the change coach (attitude, competencies, expectations)
- The change process (phases, methodological tools, etc.)
- Communication (clarifying the assignment, asking questions, active listening, feedback)
- Strengthening stress management and promoting resilience
- Interactive exchange in the group, moderated by the trainer.
- Lean coffee/collaborative consulting: What works well? What are my challenges?
- Processing of open questions and concrete practical examples.
- In-depth information on relevant topics.
Contents
Module 1: 2 days
The roles of the coach
- Moderator, companion and relationship manager.
- The right attitude of the change coach.
- Competencies and expectations.
- Cognitive adaptability as the basis for change.
The change process
- Typical phases of change.
- The individual ways of dealing with change.
- Methodological tools such as stakeholder management, change house and change canvas.
- Dealing with resistance and reframing.
Communication is key
- Communication and interaction in the change process.
- Acting systemically: from the clarification meeting to the solution-oriented process.
- Effective questions and active listening.
- Feedback - THE key to change.
- Dealing with conflicts.
Strengthening stress management and promoting resilience
- Sustainable help for self-help.
- Recognize stress caused by "inner drivers" and learn to deal with it.
- From the comfort zone to the growth zone.
- The power of constructive optimism.
Module 2: 4 h
- Interactive exchange in the group, moderated by the:die trainer.
- Lean coffee/collaborative consulting: What works well? What are my challenges?
- Processing of open questions and concrete practical examples.
- In-depth information on relevant topics.
Learning environment
Your benefit
- You know both your role and the expectations placed on you as a change facilitator and know how to categorize them.
- As a change coach, you will be able to support the coordination of the project.
- You can diagnose and support typical symptoms in the course of a change process.
- You have methods at hand to successfully meet challenges.
- You will acquire the relevant communication know-how and a toolkit of moderation techniques for your tasks as a change facilitator.
- You know how you can support others in coping with stress in order to promote individual resilience.
Methods
trainers, discussion, exercises, exchange, reflection.
Tool
Recommended for
change managers, consultants, specialists and executives as well as project managers who want to accompany change with understanding and success.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
You will be provided with practical tools such as stakeholder management, change canvas, solution-oriented communication, and active listening techniques, which you can use to confidently support employees and teams in change situations and increase motivation and acceptance processes.
Since change today is rarely a clearly defined project, but often a continuous and complex process, as a change coach you need the ability to provide impetus, recognize systemic connections, and help people take responsibility for shaping change themselves.
You can use diagnostic tools to analyze change dynamics, apply methodological instruments in a targeted manner, and better support and empower employees in the context of change through active listening, clear questioning, and systemic interventions.
During training , you training dealing with resistance, systemic tensions, and differing interests. You will learn how to clarify roles, expectations, and dynamics, and develop effective communication and support strategies.
Use the systemic perspectives, feedback methods, and tools you have learned to reflect on your own cases, network with colleagues continuously deepen your knowledge so that you can confidently moderate and shape even challenging change situations.