**Recorded live event. You must pass the quiz with a score of 80% to receive 3 General credits from Washington State. You may also receive 3 CEU credits from the Center for Guardianship Certification. Please check with your state to determine if these CEU credits meet your needs.**

Per Washington state policy, course credit can only be received once per course per biennial reporting period.

Professionals registered in Washington State must submit a completed Course Attestation Form to us via email or course upload in order to receive credit. The Center for Guardianship Excellence is required to report this form to the state within 30 days of the course. It is entirely your responsibility to complete and return the form before the 30-day deadline. The Center is not responsible if credit is not granted due to a missing or late form.

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Guardians and Conservators are influential leaders in a variety of settings. We advise, correct, steer and support clients, loved ones, caregivers, and employees, when appropriate. Our efforts may be met with cooperation or disdain.

When Guardians and Conservators adopt a “coach approach” to interacting with others, a long list of wonderful things occur. Relationships get stronger. People listen and take action on our valuable advice. Behavior changes and results improve. This is not magic. It is effective coaching.

In this 3-hour workshop participants will learn:
1. How some people become the coach that is remembered, respected, and appreciated forever.
2. When to act as “official coach” and when to act as “occasional coach” in order to get the best possible results.
3. Best practices for “official coaching” including observation and interactive feedback.
4. Best practices for “occasional coaching” that meets the needs of the coached and influences change.
5. How to address your simple and challenging people and situations to save time and effort.