HOW TO WRITE A CLIENT CASE STUDY

If you want an accelerated way to learn about the structure of a coaching session, get into the habit of writing case studies. Writing cases studies will train your brain to begin to think in terms of structure, of frames, patterns, and processes. Do that a dozen times and you will begin to see and hear them in real time in your coaching sessions.

Writing one case study is the minimal prerequisite for completing the PCMC requirements. There are other requirement like attain 400 hours of paid professional coaching, ten hours of buddy coaching with another Meta-Coach, and some hours of 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 pages of a client who you coached in a formal coaching program for six or more sessions. Use the following as a checklist for what the content of the document must contain.