Coaching Tools
Welcome to the Center for Coaching Strategies Online Toolkit.
On this page, you’ll find an ever-growing list of forms, checklists, exercises and other tools for you to download and use with your coaching clients. You are welcome to use these tools in their current form … or better, modify them to reflect your personal style and approach to coaching.
At CFCS, we are always looking for ways to connect our community through technology, support coaches in their development, as well as spread the word about Coaching.
Click below to download these resources for free.
- Client Assessment Questions
- Client Discovery Questionnaire
- Coach Tracking Log
- Client Completion Reflection
- Client Intake Form
- Referring Clients to Therapy
Submitting your coaching log:
To complete Level 2 training and earn your certification, you must have logged 20 coaching hours coaching clients.
Below is a helpful Q&A to meet this requirement:
Q: Can the hours I spent practice coaching in the Level 1 training count?
A: Yes, the time you spent coaching in the afternoon practice sessions each week can count. The practice coaching session that you had with a practice client during the week in between classes can also count. Please round up to the nearest 15 minutes when logging it. That should give you about 3 to 5 hours of coaching towards meeting your 20-hr goal.
Q: Can the hours I spent coaching clients, prior to taking the Level 1 training count?
A: Yes, you may count any hours that you spend coaching clients, one calendar year from the date that you graduated from the Level 1 training. These can be either paid or unpaid hours spent coaching.
Q: Where do I download a coaching log template?
A: The Coach Tracking Log can be downloaded both in your Ruzuku student portal and on our website, (coaching tools page).
Q: When do I have to have my 20 hours completed by?
A: The 20 hours need to be completed by the time you finish the Level 2 training. You will submit your coaching log, along with a video submission of 1 coaching session, to graduate Level 2 and earn your certification.