Joy in Family Medicine Coaching

Friday Diversion post... me after those Alaskan redeye flights 😂

Friday Diversion post... My childhood self feels seen. Evidence that autonomy has always been important to me. 😂

Friday Diversion post... that time you said yes before asking enough questions. 😉

Thanks for the inspiration Sara Cheng! Here's mine. Prompt in the comments.

Friday Diversion post… Pretty sure this counts as preventive medicine 😊

Updated to add a clue: The first letter is a W. 🤯

Friday Diversion Post: Thankfully, ChatGPT can read doctor handwriting better than me. Want to guess the circled word from my OWN notes?

Friday Diversion post... 🤦🏼‍♀️😂

Friday Diversion Post... Sisters. We planned this. Which is concerning.
(They’re going to kill me, but it’s worth it for your entertainment. You’re welcome.)

It's official.
I'm now Advanced Certified in Team Coaching (ACTC) through the International Coaching Federation.

Grateful to my all my longitudinal teammates in training, including Woodrie Burich & Shobna Kannusamy, PCC, ACTC, for being the kind of fellow coaches who invest in each others' learning and growth.

Most people assume coaching a team means coaching the individuals in it.

But really, the team itself is the client. The relationships, the patterns, the dynamics that only exist when those who are working toward a common purpose convene.

That's where the work lies. It's more challenging than individual coaching, a bit messier, and honestly very interesting.

Thoughtful organizations understand that their teams need development as a system, not just as a collection of people. That’s when the greatest impact can take place.

Grateful to bring this skill set into family medicine GME, where strong teams matter.

Friday Diversion post... Names are hard. 🤣