ICF-CT Weekly

Member News!

We would like to welcome the following new members to the ICF Connecticut chapter in the last few months: Paul Butler, Kelly Chapman, Vivian Hardison, Angela Keiser, Lori Marcus, Giri Nathan, Elena Rand, Jennifer Whaley, and Christina Yaworowski.

We would like to acknowledge and congratulate the following members who earned or renewed the following credentials this year.

ACC: Karen Bochicchio, Matthew Deenan, Portia Gorham, Deborah Lindenman, Vincent Liscio, Morgan Mermagen, Christa Mathew, Rachel Roth, Dana Schneider, Rohit Singh, and Manny Sousa.

PCC: Stephanie Burchell, Juliana Camarao de Melo, Suzanne Kennard, and Matthew Cross.

If anyone is going to recertify your credentials, or you want any help or guidance in filing for a credential, please let us know. Our Past President, Dina Markind, PCC, will be serving as an Education Liaison and helping us to launch a Mentor Coaching program through ICF Connecticut.

Upcoming Events

Triggers & Transformation: A Values-Based Approach for Shifting From
“What’s Wrong” to “What’s Strong”

Rachel E. Roth, ACC

September 27, 2019
ICF-CT General Meeting
Courtyard Marriott, 780 Bridgeport Ave., Shelton, CT 06484

Networking at 8:30 am and 11:30 am, Meeting/Program 9 - 11:30 am
Full buffet breakfast included

ICF CCE 1.0 Core Competencies, 0.5 Resource Development, pending ICF approval

As human beings, we are hardwired towards negativity and overwhelm; especially during tough transitions and high-stakes decision-making. So, in times of trouble – when people are triggered – how do we shift our clients’ mindset from “What’s Wrong” to “What’s Strong”?

Using the scientifically validated Values in Action (VIA) Survey, this presentation will unpack how to identify and deploy character strengths towards masterful communication, meaningful decision-making, and motivational goal-attainment.

By the end of this presentation, participants will be able to:

Understand Character Strengths research and how to use it to support clients in taking a proactive rather than reactive approach when triggered.
Understand how Positive Emotions impact innovation and exploration
Understand the neurobiology of the Negativity Bias and how to use VIA strengths to reframe
Identify strategies for Uncovering Conflicting Values to guide clients out of a “stuck” mindset.
Evaluate Strengths-Based approaches to increase positive emotions, amplify problem-solving, and inspire values-driven action.
Apply the scientifically validated Values in Action Survey to help clients gain self-awareness in the pursuit of meaningful goals and motivational avenues for attaining them.

Click here for more information and to register

Coach Cafés

Come and Share Best Practices!

Wednesday, September 11, 2019

8:00 am - 9:15 am
Le Pain Quotidien
711 Canal Street, Stamford, CT 06902

Wednesday, September 18

12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

Tusk and Cup

142 Old Ridgefield Road, Wilton, CT 06897

No Registration Required

Technology Tip

There are many benefits to having your profile updated on our NEW website!

Take advantage of all our new website has to offer! Log in here: https://www.icf-ct.org/ Just click on your name in the top right-hand corner of the screen and select profile to see your membership information and other options pertaining to your membership.

Here is a quick video tutorial on ClubExpress - Updating Your Member Profile. Watch the Video

If you have any questions, please contact
Steve Porcaro
Technology Chair
ICF-CT Chapter Board of Directors

Thank You to Our Chapter Sponsors

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