Mentoring & Process Work
Mentors, group facilitators, coaches, and counselors all use Process Work to help others make sense of their stories. This course examines how the use of specific questions can aid people in their recovery journey.
Mentoring & Process Work
Mentoring is a skill set that requires continued development in order to provide the best care. Whether you are a one-on-one mentor, sponsor, coach, or support group facilitator, Mentoring & Process Work is designed to improve your skill set.
This course covers three basic aspects of mentoring:
The total run time of this course is approximately 40 minutes, and that can be done all at once or in stages as you see fit. The course will save the place you left off.
BONUS HELP: This course is self-paced over 40 days, but if you ever have any questions, please reach out to us at [email protected] or 210-822-8201. Of course, it’s also yours for life to review as often as you’d like.
WE GUARANTEE IT: If you complete this course and do not believe worth it, we will gladly refund your money without asking a question.
So click the button below and get started on your quest for the peace and confidence you've been looking for.
Welcome
Process Work
The Role of Your Group
It's About the Story
Start with Recent Events
Build a Bigger Picture
Keep Positive
Purpose
Trauma & Story
Elusive Memories
A Simple Example
A Real Example
Clarify the Story
Sift & Sort
Listen First
Teachable Moments
Discernment
Caution Signs
Active Listening
Teach Through Questions
Kinds of Questions
Asking Questions
Clarifying Questions
Probing Questions
Revealing Questions
Ownership Questions
Ownership & Story
Direct Questions
Just One Piece of the Puzzle
When to Use Process Work
This Takes Time
Humility
Review More Than Once
The Right Mentor
Start improving your skill set now!
$30.00
Mentoring & Process Work
John Fort
He speaks nationally on pornography addiction recovery and parenting for purity issues. He is the author Father-Son Accountability: Integrity Through Relationship and Honest Talk: A New Perspective on Talking to Your Kids About Sex and is a regular blogger on Covenant Eyes and Protect Young Minds.