WHAT IS LIVE COACHING?

ABOUT LIVE COACHING

Live coaching refers to supervisors (or other types of coaches) observing a live interaction between their staff and a justice-involved individual.  This can occur in unplanned or planned group or individual settings. 

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This process is preceded by a pre-coaching session in which the supervisor/coach and staff review the plan for the use of any identified evidence-based practices.

During the interaction, the supervisor/coach codes the interaction for adherence to an identified practice.

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Finally, live coaching includes a post-coaching session in which the supervisor/coach provides immediate feedback to the staff based on a rating form designed to capture fidelity to the identified practice.