New Resource! Discover the essentials of the Appreciative Way in this fast read format book by Rob and Kim Voyle. >> View Contents Coach Training We offer a unique coach training program that blends Appreciative Inquiry, the work of Milton Erickson, and Contemplative Spirituality. >> Appreciative Coaching Continuing Education We are approved sponsors of Continuing Education for Psychologists and Professional Counselors through the APA and NBCC. >> Continuing Education Please contact Dr. Robert Voyle, if you have questions regarding the suitability of a program to meet your continuing education needs.	Appreciative Way Network^{^tm} The Clergy Leadership Institute started the Appreciative Way Network^tm with three primary goals: To provide a network of trained coaches to be resources to clergy, congregations and those who seek to offer their talents in a manner that is congruent with their spiritual values in settings outside of the Church. To provide shared resources for coaches who are more interested in coaching than they are in creating brochures, websites, and other marketing resources. To provide a virtual community for like minded coaches, from around the world, who find it beneficial to offer and receive support and encouragement as they pursue excellence in the coaching services they provide. >> Appreciative Way Network^tm Qualifications to Join The Network All of the Network's coaches are independent contractors who participate in the Network at the following levels. Associate Coach Coaches who have completed the introductory course in coaching and are enrolled in a Coaching Teleconference and who have demonstrated basic competence as a coaching. Senior Coach Coaches who have completed the Certificate in Appreciative Coaching. Principal Coach Coaches who have completed the Certificate in Appreciative Coaching and who have been coaching at the senior level for two years as their primary vocation. Ethical Principles The Network's coaches are committed to creating a better world for all of humanity by helping you achieve your personal, professional and spiritual potential in a just and equitable manner. All the Appreciative Way Network^tm Coaches must adhere to the Network's Professional and Ethical Standards for Coaching. >> The Professional & Ethical Standards for Coaching Find a Coach Depending on their interest, expertise and personal sense of purpose the Network's Coaches Provide many of the following types of coaching. >> Clergy Coaching >> Leadership Development >> Executive Coaching >> Career Coaching >> Personal Life Coaching >> Spiritual Coaching, or Spiritual Direction >> Organizational Coaching and Consultation If you are looking for an Appreciative Way trained coach near you, or who provides telephone based coaching, We invite you to explore the Network Database.	Benefits of Joining the Network One of the biggest challenges of becoming a coach is not developing the skills of a coach but developing the marketing resources that are essential to developing a coaching practice. Having trained hundreds of coaches I have watched too many novice coaches waste time and energy on developing marketing resources rather than doing the work they love. The Network offers collaborative, community resources so that coaches can get coaching and not have to "reinvent the wheel" Rob Voyle, Director of the Clergy Leadership Institute Stay Connected Receive advance notices of all our training programs and resources. First Name Last Name Email Address Subscribers receive monthly Appreciative Tips and notification of our upcoming training programs. Privacy: We never rent, sell, or share your email.

New Resource!

Discover the essentials of the
Appreciative Way in this fast
read format book by Rob and
Kim Voyle.

>> View Contents

Coach Training

We offer a unique coach training program that blends Appreciative Inquiry, the work of Milton Erickson, and Contemplative Spirituality.

>> Appreciative Coaching

Continuing Education

We are approved sponsors of Continuing Education for Psychologists and Professional Counselors through the APA and NBCC.

>> Continuing Education

Please contact Dr. Robert Voyle, if you have questions regarding the suitability of a program to meet your continuing education needs.

Appreciative Way Network^{^tm}

The Clergy Leadership Institute started the Appreciative Way Network^tm with three primary goals:

To provide a network of trained coaches to be resources to clergy, congregations and those who seek to offer their talents in a manner that is congruent with their spiritual values in settings outside of the Church.
To provide shared resources for coaches who are more interested in coaching than they are in creating brochures, websites, and other marketing resources.
To provide a virtual community for like minded coaches, from around the world, who find it beneficial to offer and receive support and encouragement as they pursue excellence in the coaching services they provide.

>> Appreciative Way Network^tm

Qualifications to Join The Network

All of the Network's coaches are independent contractors who participate in the Network at the following levels.

Associate Coach

Coaches who have completed the introductory course in coaching and are enrolled in a Coaching Teleconference and who have demonstrated basic competence as a coaching.

Senior Coach

Coaches who have completed the Certificate in Appreciative Coaching.

Principal Coach

Coaches who have completed the Certificate in Appreciative Coaching and who have been coaching at the senior level for two years as their primary vocation.

Ethical Principles

The Network's coaches are committed to creating a better world for all of humanity by helping you achieve your personal, professional and spiritual potential in a just and equitable manner.

All the Appreciative Way Network^tm Coaches must adhere to the Network's Professional and Ethical Standards for Coaching.

>> The Professional & Ethical Standards for Coaching

Find a Coach

Depending on their interest, expertise and personal sense of purpose the Network's Coaches Provide many of the following types of coaching.

>> Clergy Coaching

>> Leadership Development

>> Executive Coaching

>> Career Coaching

>> Personal Life Coaching

>> Spiritual Coaching, or Spiritual Direction

>> Organizational Coaching and Consultation

If you are looking for an Appreciative Way trained coach near you, or who provides telephone based coaching, We invite you to explore the Network Database.

Benefits of Joining
the Network

One of the biggest challenges of becoming a coach is not developing the skills of a coach but developing the marketing resources that are essential to developing a coaching practice.

Having trained hundreds of coaches I have watched too many novice coaches waste time and energy on developing marketing resources rather than doing the work they love.

The Network offers collaborative, community resources so that coaches can get coaching and not have to "reinvent the wheel"

Rob Voyle, Director of the Clergy Leadership Institute

Subscribers receive monthly Appreciative Tips and notification of our upcoming training programs.

Privacy: We never rent, sell, or share your email.