February 14, 2019 - 12:15 pm - 2:15 pm - Queen Anne Public Library
Presented by
Program cancelled due to inclement weather
Janet Livingstone
1.25 Core Competency and .25 Resource Development CCEUs
Members $10, Non-members $20
Hosted by ICF Washington State
Description of Course
Emotional Intelligence (EQ) is the key to how we interact with others and move through the world around us. Understanding our EQ gives us a fundamental tool for improving our self-knowledge, self-esteem and level of happiness. And being a good coach begins with understanding and accepting ourselves so that we can be fully present for our clients.
Using an EQ assessment can also help us connect with clients on a deeper level and understand behaviors around: Self-regard, assertiveness, stress tolerance and empathy, to name a few.
Learn how you can use EQ as an essential element in shepherding clients’ growth.
Join us for an interactive session on EQ and its benefits for coaches and coaching.
This session has 1.5 CCEU for core competencies and 0.5 CCEU for resources.
About Janet
Janet Livingstone is an instructional designer, trainer and executive coach. She is part of Boeing's China Strategy and Initiatives team, which creates and delivers leadership development programs to aviation leaders from Asia. Janet is certified in EQ-i 2.0 and has lived and worked on four continents. She trained as a coach at Coaching Systems, Inc. in Prague, a program accredited by the European Coaching and Mentoring Council.
Her coaching focuses on leaders and other humans in transition, especially those relocating across cultural borders for work, including C-suite executives and nonprofit leaders. She is also a member of Accelement, a nonprofit organization devoted to coaching and mentoring Seattle-based startup founders.
As a result of her life experience, Janet speaks six foreign languages... to anyone who will listen. Hobbies and life-values: humor, connection, karaoke, skiing, food/wine. Want to know more? cultureiskey.coach/about-janet/
