Emotional Intelligence Coaching for Groups
This group coaching sample was designed for first-time supervisors, as well as supervisors who wanted to build their Emotional Intelligence.
Contact Kim Langley to discuss group Emotional Intelligence Coaching for your team or staff.
Or… attend a public group coaching experience in the area!SAMPLE: Emotional Intelligence Coaching Booster Shots
WHAT: Six meetings of 2 hours each, with a minimum of 6 participants and a maximum of 12 participants. The goal is to provide a “roundtable” experience for participants, in which they can confidently receive coaching on 6 topics related to their personal development goals.
WHY: The coaching experience will act as a “booster shot” to deepen thinking and cement skills acquired in training. A growing body of research indicates that is an especially effective way to extend strengths in emotional intelligence and critical thinking.
HOW: This is not a “support group” but a practice lab for skill building. Each 2-hour session will begin with 20-30 minutes of instruction on the topic. The coach will vary the method to keep the sessions fresh and interactive. Potential activities include exercises, self-assessments, case studies, lecturettes, or DVD segments chosen to provide some “stretch” related to the topic. The coach will deliberately model the skills associated with the topic, and will plan the session carefully to achieve desired outcomes.
TOPICS: All of the subjects and topics listed below are highly relevant to Emotional Intelligence. Choose any 6 that appeal to the group; each topic can stand on its own.
Self-Awareness:
- Journaling like a CEO
- Mindfulness has Usefulness
- Tips for Handling “All Stressed Out and No One to Choke” Events
Empathy:
- Personal Power Poker (a card game for practicing non-verbal expression)
- Humorous Empathy
- How NOT to Become a Graduate of the ACME School of Discounts
Self-Management:
- Are You a Thermometer or a Thermostat?
- Habits of Gratitude
- Problems as Opportunities: How to Turn Your ANTS into PETS (a reframing technique)
- Win-Learn vs. Win-Lose
Optimism:
- The Art of Possibility
- 7 Tips for Engaging and Inspiring Others, No Matter When or Where
Attitude Maintenance:
- Avoiding the Downward Spiral
- What to Do about Negative Team Members
- 5 Tips for Maintaining a Positive Outlook while Remaining a Practical Realist
Social Awareness:
- Unspoken Rules
- Deceptive Perspectives: An Overview of How Your Brain Gets Stuck
- Old Timers vs. the New Kids on the Block: Playing Respectfully in the Same Sandbox
Enabling Change:
- Cultivating Adaptability
- Riding the Wave
- The 3 Phases of Change (William Bridge Model)
Influencing Appropriately:
- Speak Your Truth AND Keep Your Cool
- It’s Not Just What You Say… It’s How You Say It
- Power Phrases and Poison Phrases
Emotional Intelligence in Meetings:
- Maintaining Personal Boundaries
- It’s Everybody’s Meeting: Facilitation, Gate Opening and the Power of One
- Join the Ranks of PASFSM—Primary and Secondary Facilitators for Safer Meetings
Working with You is Killing Me:
- Recognizing Crazy Makers
- What Do You Say When They Do What They Do?
- Case Studies
Everyday Creativity:
- 9 Habits for More Satisfying Life and Work
- Making Good Habits MY Habits
- Everyday Creativity in Work and Life
- Giving Up on “I’m Not Creative!”


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