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The CoachFlow blog. Notes on coaching practice, ICF competencies, and turning real sessions into writing worth publishing.
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How CoachFlow works
AI for coaches: When you hand a tool your coaching work, you deserve to know what happens to it. Here is what CoachFlow does with a session transcript, the discipline that keeps the feedback tied to evidence, and the rules that protect your IP and client confidentiality.
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How to use AI for coaching sessions safely
I got excited about AI before I thought about privacy. Here is the workflow I use now to transcribe, clean and analyse a coaching session safely, and the four checks any tool has to pass before I let it read a client's words.
Recent Posts
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How to remove names from a coaching transcript
Cleaning a coaching transcript sounds like a compliance project. In practice it is a short pass with Find and Replace. Here is what I take out, a two-minute routine, and why I do not hand the job to an AI tool.
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Private audio-to-text options for coaches
The most private place for your session audio is the device in your hand. Here are the local-first transcription tools I would start with, the cloud options for when local is not practical, and the one distinction that decides how private the whole thing is.
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Client summaries that sound like coaching, not a meeting
Most AI meeting summaries are built for the boardroom, and they flatten what happened in a coaching session. Here is why I stopped sending summaries, and how I came to build a Client Summary written for the client, in coaching language.
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Why CoachFlow uses the ICF Core Competencies, and who it helps
A coach can leave a session sure it went well and still not be able to say why. A shared, behaviour-based standard answers that. Here is why I built CoachFlow on the ICF Core Competencies, and how it helps you whether or not you hold an ICF credential.