Do You Want to be Certified Life Coach?

The PSLC Life Coach Certificate Training Program

Facilitators:  Dr. Randy Dellosa

                      Ms. Agnes Agbayani

                      Atty. Vikki Victoria

                      Ms. Gina Pacis

                      Ptr. Paul Parrenas

Class Schedule:  8 days (4 Weekends)

Venue:  University Hotel, U.P. Campus, Diliman, Q.C.

Program Description:

The PSLC Life Coach Certificate Training Program equips participants with foundational principles, skills, and attitudes of helping others make positive changes in their lives. 

The teaching methods used in this training program include self-awareness exercises, lectures, discussions, skills-building activities, video analysis, home assignments, actual practice, and supervision.

The PSLC Life Coach Certificate Training Program is unique and superior to other programs because:

·  It is designed by a Filipino for Filipinos, making it consistent with the Filipino mindset, Filipino temperament, and Filipino ways of interaction;

· It is strongly grounded in both psychological theory and research;

· It focuses on developing the character/ personality of the Life Coach;

· It emphasizes strong adherence to ethical guidelines;

· It is highly interactive and highly experiential with plenty of skills-building activities; and

· Participants receive feedback and supervision from Dr. Randy Dellosa himself, who is a long-time professional, competent, and experienced Life Coach. 

A Certificate of Completion will be awarded to participants who (1) have complete attendance in the 8-day PSLC Life Coach Certificate Training Program and (2) pass the written assignments, case studies, and theoretical exam.  Only PRC-licensed counselors, psychologists, and psychiatrists can be conferred the title of Certified Life Coach (CLC), while those who are non-licensed will be conferred the title of Certified Life Skills Coach (CLSC).  

                   

The PSLC Life Coach Certificate Training Program is designed for anyone who wants to be a Certified Life Coach, whether it be in a professional or non-professional context.  This includes people who want to embark on a new career as a Life Coach, social workers, NGO workers, medical and para-medical practitioners, HR practitioners and managers who want to use life coaching skills in an organizational setting, and non-professionals who just want to enhance their relationships and interactions with friends and loved ones.

 PSLC Life Coach Certification Program

Program Outline:

• Module I:  Foundations of Life Coaching

• The Definition of Life Coaching
• The Business Roots of Coaching
• The Roots of Life Coaching in the Human Potential Movement
• The Influence of Psychotherapy on Life Coaching
• The Thrust of Life Coaching
• The Popularization of Life Coaching
• Coaching in the Philippines

• Module II:  Understanding the Life Coach and Client

• The Personhood of the Life Coach
• The Psychology of the Client

• Module III:  Life Coaching and Filipino Psychology

• Life Coaching and its Filipino Equivalent
• Why Filipinos Seek Life Coaching
• Adopting a Filipino Mindset
• Sikolohiyang Pilipino and Filipino Core Values
• The Life Coach as Di-Ibang Tao
• The Complete Picture of Life Coaching for Filipinos

• Module IV: The Tasks and Scope of Life Coaching

• Common Life Problems
• Life Skills for Personality Development
• Themes for Personal Growth

• Module V:  The Process and Competencies of Life Coaching

• The Consultation Room
• Overview of the Life Coaching Process
• Creating First Impressions and Building Rapport
• Helping the Client Open Up
• Exploring and Understanding the Client’s Problematic Situation
• Focusing on an Issue or Topic
• Identifying What the Client Wants to Achieve from the Sessions
• Creating Strategies and Action Plans
• Closing the Session

• Module VI: The Multiple Roles and Skills of a Life Coach

• The Life Coach as Consultant
• The Life Coach as Para-professional Counselor
• The Life Coach as Mentor
• The Life Coach as Trainor
• The Life Coach as Facilitator
• The Life Coach as Mediator

• Module VII: Ethical Considerations in Life Coaching

• Ethics in Coaching
• The Do’s and Don’ts of Life Coaching
• Working through Ethical Issues and Dilemma
• Referring Clients to Other Professionals
• Informed Consent Form
• The Life Coach's Referral Network
• Professional Credentialing of Life Coaches

• Module VIII:  Establishing a Private Practice

• Maintaining a Stable Income Base
• The Professional Fee
• Answering Phone, SMS, and Email inquiries
• Being a Specialist
• Implementing a Missed Appointment Policy
• Implementing a Phone Consultation Policy
• The Need for Self Promotion
• Networking
• Setting up Shop

Cost:

• Fee includes hand-outs, lunch and snacks, and a PSLC Life Coach Certification Training Program Certificate of Attendance. 

• Practitioner Certificate is awarded to the participant after completing the additional requirements.

For Pre-Registration and Inquiries:         

• Please call (632) 415-6529; 415-7964.