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The “Public Face” of Being A Coach

Friday March 5 2010

Whenever you have a conversation with anyone other than yourself, you are “public speaking”. The term is not restricted to giving formal speeches up on stage. It covers every kind of speaking and connecting situation you have with other human beings.

As a coach, you are the role-model for your practice. Being able to articulate with presence, ease and authenticity who you are, what you stand for and on behalf of your client, allows you to sit in integrity, whether with one on one, a group, audience, impromptu or prepared.

You will come to a deeper awareness of how to::

Build trust, rapport and credibility with a group which role models your unique personal and professional qualities as a coach and human being;

Use an anchor as a tool to stay present and as a barometer for self awareness;
Use public speaking as a low cost marketing strategy to promote your practice;
Use Cool, Calm & Connected techniques to deepen client self awareness and confidence and in particular, to “get out of their head and into their body.”

Geraldine Barkworth, a life coach turned public speaking coach, will show you how to do all of these things.

Who should attend?:

Coaches of all persuasion
HR People
Anyone in leadership or management roles
Anyone who wants to grow their practice

Who is Geraldine Barkworth?

Trained coach since 2002, specializing in helping clients reconnect to their authentic voice – Geraldine refocussed in 2008 to helping clients heal their fear of public speaking—which is really about reclaiming your voice and power. Geralinde maintains a practice in Australia and New Zealand primarily with professional women. She also:

Regularly run groups, 3 Day Intensives and Retreats—3 events are offered this year.
Speaks regularly at business and women-based functions.
Completed and attended various occasional coaching related courses and conferences.
Occasional member of the ICF—spent 2 years as editor of QLD, then Australasian ICF Newsletter.

Registration Details

Date:	Friday March 5 2010
Time:	11:30am registration 12:00pm sharp start, finish by 2:00pm
Venue:	The Stones Throw Café 433 on Logan, Logan Road, Stones Corner
Seminar Fee:	Members $30.00 Non members $40.00
Lunch:	Included in the Seminar Cost.
Bookings:	Booking is absolutely essential as numbers are limited by venue to 28 due to room size, to register click here. Any queries contact Treasurer at 07 3257 1543 or treasurer.qld@icfaustralasia.com
Parking:	On street parking in Cleveland Street behind venue.
CCE Units:	CCE units are available for this and previous seminars.

Future Events

Monthly Professional Development Seminars:
Friday, 9th April 2010
Friday, 7th May 2010
Friday, 4th June 2010
Friday, 2nd July 2010
Friday, 6th August 2010
Friday, 3rd September 2010
Friday, 1st October 2010
Friday, 5th November 2010
Friday, 3rd December 2010

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