Best Pirce 😀 BYRRD Lessons Learned: Coaching And Counseling 🥰

Don’t make the same mistakes others have made in the past! Become the Counseling Subject Matter Expert in your unit! With over 80 years of combined Leadership Experience — learn from this panel of Senior Army Subject Matter Experts (Officer and Enlisted) who have been there and done that!

Unique to this Publication:
– Mentoring guidance provided by a panel of Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), ranging from Brigade Commanders through First Sergeants. More than 80 years of experience.

These SMEs Share with You:
– Their unique and specific lessons learned for each counseling scenario.
– What regulations cover a specific counseling requirement?
– Who should conduct the counseling?
– When should the counseling occur?

Contains:
50 of the Most Frequently Requested Counseling Templates, Including:
Reception and Integration, Magic Counseling (Standard Derogatory), Missed Appointment, Failure to Report, Loss of Sensitive Item, Indebtedness, Negligent Weapons Discharge, Underage Drinking, Improper Relationship, ACFT, Overweight, Mental Health Referral, Pregnancy, Initial, Monthly, and Quarterly Counselings, and many more!

62 Frequently Asked Counseling Questions, Including:
Can a Soldier secretly record a counseling session? Should I refuse to sign a counseling statement? How do I make sure my side of the story is told during the counseling session? What do I do if a Soldier refuses to sign a counseling statement? What does the term “disagree: mean on a counseling form? Can I backdate a counseling statement? Can I be counseled for not answering my phone? Can email be used to document counseling sessions? And many more!

Learn How To:
– Correctly fill out the DA FORM 4856 Counseling Form
– Think through leadership and counseling issues impacting today’s Soldiers
– Properly and thoroughly prepare for a counseling session
– Identify regulatory and spontaneous counseling requirements
– Use a “proprietary” Counseling Checklist — ensuring you are properly prepared for 99.9% of counseling situations

Army Counseling,
FM 6.22, ATP 6.22-1, FM 6-22 Appendix B, Army Leadership, DA FORM 4856