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HOW TO WRITE A CLIENT CASE STUDY

There are several prerequisites for reaching and completing the PCMC credentials.

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There are several prerequisites for reaching and completing the PCMC credentials. There are the number of paid professional coaching hours, there are the hours of buddy coaching from another Meta-Coaching, and the hours for Self-Coaching. The paperwork for these is minimal, just recording the fact that you completed these. Conversely, the paperwork for the Client Case Study involves more. The ACMC Manual describes in as follows: Create a document of a case study of 5 to 7 pages (not more than 7 pages) of a client who you coached within a formal Coaching Program for seven or more sessions. Use the following as a checklist for what the content of the document must contain.

1) Client details (name and email address) with one line summary of coaching outcome and results.

2) Write a description of the presenting situation. What did the client need or want? What concerns or issues were presented? Briefly describe how you contracted for the coaching program (i.e., did you use an Intro. session?).