Espresso-Coaching: A systemic Coaching, which comes quickly and strong to the core of things.

Model of a possible coaching process (shortened “espresso coaching”) The procedure usually contains of 5 stages and we are certified in the German Coaching Association (final examination in May 2015), to provide you with the coaching quality that is needed for your concerns. We offer both team and individual coaching.

1. Mandate phase

Deepening stepping into the professional and personal situation, clarifying the mission-critical objectives and development steps. Clarifying the roles and outcome expectations within the coaching process.

2. Clarification phase

Reflection of task-specific requirements and preferences of individual behavior. Clarify the intended, expected and possible development dimensions. Analysis of situations from everyday experience. Application of first findings.

3. Work Phase

Analysis and processing of specific issues, cases and situations. Development of alternative behavioral models, their implementation and evaluation of the experience. Bundling acquired knowledge and development steps to a shaded own weights and behavioral patterns picture of the jointly developed role perceptions.

4. Evaluation phase

This assessment will be made regarding the effectiveness of coaching. What changes have been decided and implemented? What has been learned? How was the whole process felt? What could endanger the coaching success in the future?

5. Rework phase

One of the key elements of effective coaching: The permanent tracking in practice that updates the coaching plan again and again and supports the memory.

The Coaching can be supported with personality type indicator such as MBTI (Myers Briggs type indicator). The MBTI is based on the typology of the world famous Swiss psychologist Carl Gustav Jung, who wrote his behavior observations in “Psychological Types”. Katherine Cook Briggs and her daughter Isabel Myers picked up on this and introduced the theory in a pragmatic practical shape, which is now used worldwide for more than a million times a year. Different personality traits are only shown positive light and are based on a confidential self-assessment of the surveyed person. By means of the summarized feedback the “participants” gain more “self-awareness” – there is no good or bad, appropriate or inappropriate – you are unique – and that’s a good thing!