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Meeting Them Where They Are DESIGNED AND PRESENTED BY CHRISTINA STEINBACHER-REED

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Meeting Them Where They Are. Designed and Presented by Christina Steinbacher-Reed. As a result of this . . . . Concerns-Based Adoption Model (CBAM). How has this impacted your thinking? Your actions?. What’s the problem? . Holonomy. States of Mind. Efficacy Flexibility - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Meeting Them Where They AreDESIGNED AND PRESENTED BY CHRISTINA STEINBACHER-REED

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AS A RESULT OF THIS . . .

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Concerns-Based Adoption Model(CBAM)

AwarenessInformational

PersonalManagement

ConsequenceCollaboration

Refocusing

How has this impacted your thinking? Your actions?

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What’s the problem?

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Holonomy

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States of MindEfficacy

FlexibilityCraftsmanship

Consciousness

Interdependence

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Pacing and Leading

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Express empathy - “You’re __________ “

Reflect content – “because ____________ .

State the goal – “What you want is ______________ “

Presuppose readiness to find a pathway “….and you’re looking for a way to make that happen.”

LEAD – Locate and amplify internal resources

Pacing

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You’re _______________ because__________________.

What you want is ________________ and you’re looking for a way to make that happen.

‘Pace’ Your Problems

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Effective goals:

Are stated positively Are stated broadly Are brief and as simple as possible Carry positive presuppositions Are driven by the coacheeFramed in positive intention

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Leading

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“Could a greater miracle take place than for us to look through each other’s eyes for an instant?”

– Henry David Thoreau

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Make a conscious effort to "pick-up the signals" from each person with whom you have meaningful interaction today, to try to get a better understanding of who they are and how they are feeling.