
2027 Winter Workshop (Live Virtual)
Staff Coaching in Real Time:
Embedding Practical Coaching Strategies into Leadership Roles
Your program is about more than activities or scenery, it’s about the growth of every kid and staff member. This session reimagines coaching as a core part of every role, turning daily interactions into opportunities for guidance and connection. Participants will gain practical tools to enhance planning, communication, leadership, teamwork, and participant engagement.
Half-Day Workshop Sessions



Real-Time Coaching:
A Game Changer
Implementing coaching strategies in real-time allows for immediate feedback and guidance, facilitating a learning environment that is dynamic and responsive.
This session is designed to:
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Enhance problem-solving skills among staff.
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Foster a culture of continuous improvement and learning.
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Encourage open communication and feedback within teams.
The G.R.O.W. Model: A Framework for Success
The international coaching community uses the GROW model (Goal, Reality, Options, Will/Way Forward) as a foundational coaching framework.
This session will provide staff a structured approach to coaching, enabling them to:
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Clearly define and align on goals with their team.
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Assess current realities and challenges faced by staff.
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Explore options and strategies for overcoming obstacles.
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Commit to actionable steps that facilitate improvement.
Integrating Coaching into Daily Routines
The real power of coaching lies in its integration into our daily routines. Envision a culture where coaching conversations become a natural part of daily interactions, driven by genuine curiosity and a desire to support team members' growth.
This session will offer participants skills designed to adapt coaching techniques fluidly into their everyday roles at camp.
Date/Time
Saturday, February 13, 2027
11:00 am - 2:00 pm EST
Cost
$35/participant
Get in Touch
Please contact us for more information about our current offerings or to learn about customized coaching and education to fit your program's unique needs.
