Life Coach Quiz | Life Coach Certification Institute

Believing

Joining

Learning

Relaxing

Setting up a coaching agreement before sessions

No sexual relationships with clients

Keep client information confidential

Refuse service to people you don’t like

Focusing on goals

Being judgmental

Telling the client what to do

Expressing their disappointment with the client

Confidentiality

Honesty

Conflict of Interest

Contradictory information

Did you have a good week?

Tell me more about what’s been going on for you this week?

How are you today?

I can’t believe how hard you’ve had it lately, can you?

Push and pull

A comfortable pace and stretching outside of their comfort zone

Work and passion

Going too slow or too fast

Paraphrasing

Retelling

Reiteration

Rephrasing

A coach and a psychotherapist are the same thing

Coaches deal with mental illness, psychotherapists do not

Psychotherapists focus on mental illness, coaches do not

Coaches dislike psychotherapy

Helps build trust

Helps coaches get more business

It helps the coach listen better

It reproduces relationships from the client’s past

Exercises

Integration of information

Thorough family history

Belief in change

Practice Exam

1. Coaches should help client’s identify ways that they can continue ________ throughout life.

2. Which of the following is NOT an ethical principle important to coaching?

3. What of the following is NOT one of the main mistakes coaches can make with clients?

4. A coach comes home from work and tells their spouse all about how a client came in and is having an affair with his best friend’s wife. What ethical principle has the coach violated?

5. Which is an example of an open-ended question?

6. It is important for a coach to help clients to find a balance between ___ and _.

7. What of the following is NOT a listening technique?

8. What is the difference between a coach and psychotherapist?

9. Why is genuine concern about a client important?

10. A coach’s ______________ helps client create coherent interpretations that help clients gain self-awareness.